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Charlie Sheen's daughter gets baptized, says Jesus saved her from depression
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards' youngest daughter, Lola, recently got baptized and publicly declared Jesus as her Saviour, revealing He saved her from "battling severe anxiety" and gave her a "peace that makes no sense."
DRC church leaders call for peaceful resolution to intensifying conflict
Christian leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have pledged to work towards peace and harmony between neighbours, following an intensification of violence in the east of the country.
Over 3 million children at risk as DRC rebels claim control of Goma
Christian charity World Vision has called upon the international community to protect children and other vulnerable people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), following advances by the rebel M23 group.
Israel-Hezbollah war 'hell' for Lebanese Christians
"Every Christian here has thought about leaving the country."
Young people are spiritually open but struggle with established religion - survey
Despite the gloomy narrative being pushed by the media, a new survey has revealed that reports of God's death in Britain, and across the Western world, may be exaggerated.
The faith of the Holocaust rescuers: Christians inspired to courageously save lives
This Holocaust Memorial Day, we take a look at the Christians who risked their lives to save Jews during World War Two, and the faith that inspired them.
What is the 'vibe shift' and what does it mean for the Church?
There are some signs that this ideology, often called 'woke', may be on the wane, and with it the associated beliefs that encourage hostile battles between demographic groups, and progressive ideas about sex, family and gender.
Clifton Kirkpatrick, former head of World Communion of Reformed Churches, dies at 79
Clifton Kirkpatrick, a former stated clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and head of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, has died. He was 79.
Pope calls on journalists to be 'communicators of hope'
The Pope has called on journalists to be 'communicators of hope' in a world "characterized by disinformation and polarization".
Christians in Iran face longer prison sentences
The report says, "The Iranian government seems to have intensified its efforts to isolate and financially undermine the Christian community as part of a broader strategy to suppress its growth and influence."
Hillsong College commits to reforms amid charity regulator investigation
Australian megachurch Hillsong is facing fresh scrutiny after a ruling by the country's charity watchdog, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), found a number of financial irregularities at its college.
The story behind the red letters in your Bible
Millions of people read the New Testament printed with the words of Jesus in red. Most people do not realise that this is a fairly modern evangelical tradition. This is the story ...
Trump pardons pro-life activists jailed for protesting at abortion clinics
"Many of them are elderly people. They should not have been prosecuted," said Trump.
Churches are no longer off-limits for immigration arrests under Trump
Authorities in the US have been given the green light by the Trump administration to arrest undocumented migrants at schools, churches and hospitals.
Pope Francis uses TikTok platform to promote autobiography and inspire Gen Z
Reflecting on his decision to write the autobiography, Pope Francis explained, "It is an autobiography, but for me autobiographies are to thank God for what he has done with my life. The book gives a sense of what I am like."
Scottish Parliament warned against 'inherently dangerous' assisted suicide proposals
"Our strong assertion is that this bill will have a very determinantal impact on very vulnerable people who will feel invisible pressure to consider an option that wasn't there before."