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Calls for Cuban officials to be barred from the US over religious freedom violations
The US government is being urged to bar Cuban officials from entering the country over reports that religious minorities are facing increasing persecution.
Christian woman killed, four others kidnapped from church in Nigeria
A pastor's wife is among those abducted.
Coptic Archbishop calls on Christians to promote unity after years of 'turmoil'
The Coptic Archbishop of London, Angeolos, has called on Christians to be "an icon of what it is to be one in our diversity" at a time when Britain and much of the world is experiencing "great anxiety".
MP challenges funding for abortion provider Marie Stopes
Fiona Bruce MP has launched a parliamentary motion asking the Government to cut funding to abortion provider Marie Stopes International.
Government definition of extremism compromises free speech, says commission chief
Concerns have been raised that the Government's definition of extremism is restricting free speech and legitimate debate.
Mother of baby born with Down's Syndrome wins compensation for 'wrongful birth'
The NHS is faced with having to pay thousands of pounds in damages after being successfully sued for 'wrongful birth' by a woman who says she would have aborted her son if she had known that he had Down's Syndrome.
John Piper: There are 'degrees of suffering in hell'
The popular theologian believes that there are "degrees of suffering in hell" because some sins are "more heinous, more destructive, more blasphemous than others".
Baby remains found in boot of abortionist's car
The remains of aborted babies have been found in the car of a late abortionist at the centre of a police investigation in Illinois.
Justin Bieber pokes fun at Christians 'cancelling' Halloween
"This is funny to me because I grew up in church," Bieber said.
Syrian Christians hear call to be peacemakers
Hundreds of Christians in Syria came together recently to hear a word of encouragement as they seek to be faithful witnesses in a country that has suffered years of conflict.
Channel Island churches to be overseen by Salisbury
Oversight of churches in the Channel Islands is to be transferred to the Diocese of Salisbury following a controversial safeguarding probe into the former Dean of Jersey.
Christians hold baptism service in Trafalgar Square as part of Extinction Rebellion
Around 12 people reaffirmed their baptismal vows in London's Trafalgar Square on Tuesday as part of the Extinction Rebellion.
Strong family ties during teen years can help ward off depression in later life
Although treatment methods and intervention efforts continue to advance, many depressive conditions remain irreversible. The push for prevention and early, affordable and feasible intervention is stronger than ever, especially for young people.
Kanye West holds latest open air Sunday Service, tells thousands to flee the devil
Kanye West has held a Sunday Service event in Salt Lake City over the weekend. During the service, he commanded thousands who had turned up to hear him to pray against and flee from the devil.
Judge has no regrets for hugging, giving Bible to Botham Jean's killer
Judge Tammy Kemp of the Dallas County District Court has been forced to defend her acts of compassion towards an ex-police officer, who was recently convicted of murder and sentenced to 10-years in prison, after various atheist groups and many in the black community expressed their anger over her actions.
When an exiled Iraqi family found IS slogans in their house, it made them weep
"The first time I saw the house I had to cry. We all had to cry."