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From violent, broken prisoner to redeemed man of God and mentor
Allen Langham was on the cusp of a dream professional rugby career when his life descended into a vicious cycle of drugs, violence and prison. But an unlikely encounter with God in his prison cell saved him and he's never looked back.
Chick-fil-A to close first UK branch after protests from LGBT campaigners
Christian-owned fast food chain Chick-fil-A is shutting down its first UK branch after coming under pressure from LGBT rights campaigners.
Words for anyone who has been wounded by church
Many of us have experienced pain and heartbreak at the hands of our fellow brothers and sisters in the faith. Allow me to share some words for the wounded.
The reverberations of "I Kissed Dating Goodbye" are still being felt
I Kissed Dating Goodbye resonated when it was released because people where searching for answers.
Even short periods of physical inactivity are damaging to our health
We might be busy but we aren't moving very much
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot to play Christian woman who helped Jewish children in WWII
"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot has joined the cast of a new movie about a Christian woman who put herself at great risk to help save over 2,500 Jewish children during the Nazi occupation of Poland in World War II.
Fall in number of Americans identifying as Christian
Latest figures have revealed a sharp decline in the number of Americans who identify as Christians.
'Too many children are unhappy' - Archbishop of Canterbury
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said that more effort needs to be made to understand the issues children and young people face as the numbers struggling with mental health problems continues to grow.
UK Churches call on Government to take urgent action over Turkish assault on Syria
The leaders of the Methodist Church, United Reformed Church (URC) and European Baptist Federation have called on the Government to take urgent action to stop the conflict in north-eastern Syria from escalating.
Christian charity launches drive to encourage more black and minority ethnic people to adopt
Black and minority ethnic communities are more open to the idea of adopting a child but hesitate because of concerns about official background checks, finances, and the opinion of friends and family, new research has found.
Are we minimising what God can do?
It's easy to only look to God with big issues and for big events and breakthroughs. If we do, we miss what He wants to do in the seeming insignificance of the everyday.
Church leaders appeal for prayer and practical support over Brexit anxiety
"The Church of England must continue to be the Church for everyone."
Kanye West asks Kim Kardashian to stop wearing revealing dresses as it 'affects him' as a Christian
Kanye West has spoken out against his wife, Kim Kardashian, for wearing revealing dresses in public, saying that the way she presents herself in public negatively affects him as a born again Christian.
Kurdish female politician executed by Turkish-backed militia in Syria
A Kurdish female politician who had worked extensively to bring together Christians, Arabs and Kurds in Syria, has been executed by a Turkish-backed group.
Katy Perry files appeal against Christian rap song verdict
Katy Perry has filed an appeal after a court ruled against her earlier this year in a copyright infringement case brought by a Christian rapper.
Authorities shut down several churches in Algeria
Authorities in Algeria on Wednesday closed the Tafath (Light) church building in Tizi-Ouzou, a day after sealing shut the country's largest church despite resistance, sources said.