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Methodist peer launches fierce attack on Trump over criticism of prime minister
'Who is this tyrant, this gas-filled, empty-headed foreigner who has so callously treated our prime minister with his public, on-the-record outbursts?'
Trump and May struggle to mend fences after president's attack
No sitting US president has ever made such biting public criticism of a British prime minister while visiting, and his comments undermined May in her party, her country and abroad.
Gen Z is most open to faith, says new survey
Post-millennials are more open and positive about faith than older generations, according to a ComRes survey about perceptions of religion in the UK.
Chilean police make first arrest in church abuse scandal
Chilean police have arrested a former Roman Catholic Church official after he confessed earlier this year to sexually abusing at least five children, a state prosecutor said on Thursday.
'God is stupid' jibe hits Philippines president's ratings
Satisfaction in Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte fell to the lowest of his presidency since coming into office in 2016, an independent survey has shown.
England vs Croatia: Chalking it up as a win
And so, just like that, it's all over. But what a journey! It's easy to see last night as a loss. Technically it is.
4 things people should know when they find themselves suddenly single
For the one who left and the one who was left, these are the first things you should know and do when you find yourself going through the trauma of divorce.
Christian parents of boy rescued from Thailand cave thank God he's safe
One of the 12 boys rescued with their coach from the flooded cave in Thailand is a Christian â and his parents are thanking God that he is safe.
The Hum of Angels: They are closer than we think
Here is my claim: 'If you believe in God, you also believe in angels.'
Justin Bieber is engaged to Hailey Baldwin â and God is at the heart of their relationship
Justin Bieber has, this week, broken silence about his relationship with Hailey Baldwin â by proposing to her.
Novichok at Amesbury: 'We know that such atrocities bring communities together'
'Once the word Novichok was mentioned my phone went crazy.'
Deep water: How to navigate the perils of social media
As we seek to share what's going on in our lives with others, are we are creating a picture of ourselves where people get a sense of who we are without ever really knowing us at all?
20 Indian Christians hurt in attack on prayer meeting
Local reports say 35 Hindu radicals stormed a prayer meeting in Raikashipur village as more than 150 Christians met for prayer.
The World Cup is 'an incredible ministry opportunity': How Russia's evangelicals are using it to spread the gospel
For a few weeks, everyone goes soccer mad â and for churches, it's an unrivalled opportunity to share the Gospel.
Paula White: 'Jesus as a Refugee' is different to those who are entering the US illegally
Amid the hysteria surrounding the separation of immigrant families who recently entered the United States illegally, one of President Donald Trump's spiritual advisers, Paula White, is speaking out in support of stronger border laws and explains the difference between Jesus as a refugee and those who break immigration laws.
Genocide in Nigeria: Over 6,000 Nigerian Christians slaughtered, mostly women and children
Church leaders in Nigeria have reported that Christians in the country are experiencing "pure genocide" as 6,000 people, mostly women and children, have been murdered by Fulani radicals since January.