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Pakistani blasphemy death penalty leaves the Church of Scotland 'deeply concerned'
A ruling from Pakistan's Federal Shariat Court that the death penalty is the only acceptable punishment for blasphemy has left the Church of Scotland "deeply concerned"
Evangelical Alliance calls for UK to pressure Pakistan in blasphemy case
The Evangelical Alliance is pleading with the UK government for help in releasing Mohammad Asghar who has been charged in Pakistan with blasphemy, after claiming to be the Prophet Mohammed.
Archbishops urge pastoral care regardless of sexual orientation
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have signed a letter calling for "pastoral care and friendship for all, regardless of sexual orientation" in the face of new anti gay laws and bills in Uganda and Nigeria.
Fears of eviction for 58 Christian families living in path of Israel's security wall
Catholic bishops are calling upon the Israeli government and the international community to stop the security wall from destroying the homes and livelihoods of 58 Christian families.
Jesus Film hits cinemas again 35 years after its original release
The Jesus film has been re-mastered in HD and is set to be re-released in select theatres around the US this year.
'Jesus is the Son of Allah' brings fiery response in Malaysia
A Catholic church in the Malaysian state of Penang was attacked with Molotov Cocktails due to an unofficial banner posted outside that declared "Jesus is the son of Allah".
Churches remember World War One
As the centenary of the First World War comes upon us, churches all across the UK are organising concerts, exhibitions, and special services to remember that devastating conflict.
Christian conversions in the midst of Syrian civil war
Christian Aid Mission has released information about the "surprising openness" of Syrian Muslims to the Gospel, reporting that thousands of refugees are converting to Christianity.
Church of Scotland: We're not suggesting an end to religious observance in schools
Church of Scotland officials have branded claims that they are proposing an end to religious observance in schools as "misleading", asserting that they are merely supporting a change in terminology to reflect government guidelines already in effect.
Kirk Cameron comes under fire from gay activists for comments on Grammy's mass wedding
Following the awards last Sunday, Cameron took to his Facebook to promote his new movie, "Mercy Rule," but also added in a comment about the Grammys as well.
Katy Perry satanic performance of 'Dark Horse' at Grammys called demonic glorification by Glenn Beck
Katy Perry's performance of "Dark Horse" on Sunday night's Grammy Awards was a far cry from her Christian roots, and has stirred criticism from some for its satanic imagery and portrayal of witchcraft.
Natalie Grant receives outpouring of support from fans saying 'thank you for standing up for God' after early Grammy exit
After revealing that she left the awards show early, Natalie Grant received backlash by some gay activists who took her actions as a snub against them. However, thousands have since come to her defense and praised her for standing up for her faith.
Did you pop the question at Liverpool Cathedral?
Win a brick in the cathedral's People's Path
From Messy Church to Messy Cathedral
Formality was put to one side at St Paul's Cathedral for a few hours on Saturday when it became a 'Messy Cathedral' for the day.
Nigeria: Boko Haram suspected in attacks that leave at least 74 dead
Two attacks in north-eastern Nigeria on Sunday, including one on a Catholic church, have left at least 74 dead
Could the selfie redefine beauty?
Research says women can't face life without makeup, but Dove is encouraging us to redefine beauty through selfies and taking ownership of what is beautiful.