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Christian priest not afraid to openly wear his cross in Saudi Arabia where Christianity is banned
A visiting church leader took every opportunity to wear a large golden cross in the strict Muslim country.
Texas church gunman's ex-wife says he once put a gun to her head and threatened to kill her
The ex-wife of Devin Patrick Kelley, the gunman who shot and killed 26 people in a church service in Sutherland Springs on November 5, has broken her silence to reveal horrifying details about her one-time husband.
Archaeologists think they have found the gates to King Solomon's desert fortress recorded in the Bible
Archaeologists in Israel believe the recent find is proof of the Biblical structure
Two years after his wife was murdered, Indianapolis pastor Davey Blackburn announces engagement
Two years after his wife was murdered, Indianapolis pastor Davey Blackburn has announced that he is now engaged and set to marry this year.
An obscure meeting in Bonn is challenging everything about your life
Time has come to answer Pope Francis's call to action and tackle the climate crisis at its roots.
Oswald Chambers: The most famous Christian writer who never wrote a book
Oswald Chambers, the famed author and preacher, died 100 years ago today.
Robert Mugabe has been 'neutralised': Zimbabwe's military take control
Robert Mugabe has been 'neutralised', according to a prominent campaigner in Zimbabwe hours after a military take over that has the hallmarks of a coup.
Greggs apologises for replacing baby Jesus with sausage roll
Greggs has apologised for its Christmas advert that features a sausage role in the place of baby Jesus in the nativity scene.
Australian Christian Lobby vows to fight on after same-sex marriage vote defeat
The Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) has declared defiantly that the 61.6 per cent majority vote in favour of same sex marriage merely represents 'the beginning of a new phase' in campaigning 'to bring Christ's influence into politics'.
Woman thrown out of church in Poland for banner declaring 'racism is a sin'
A woman was thrown out of a Polish Catholic church after unfurling a banner which quoted the former Pope St John Paul II as saying 'racism is a sin'.
Pope will visit prison during Ireland visit and 'be present with the marginalised'
Pope Francis will visit a prison in Ireland when he visits the country next August, Dublin's Archbishop has revealed.
Australia backs same-sex marriage: Divisive vote leaves Christian leaders 'deeply disappointed'
It was a highly divisive campaign and, in the end, division between religious representatives and wider secular society remains in Australia after the result, even though it was decisive.
Zimbabwe's military seize power as Robert Mugabe detained
Zimbabwe's military seized power early on Wednesday saying it is targeting 'criminals' around President Robert Mugabe but giving assurances on national television that the 93-year-old leader and his family were 'safe and sound'.
Scholars target 'errors' in Bible editions as 'world's most accurate' Greek New Testament goes on sale
A new copy of the Greek New Testament aims to be the most accurate ever after a decade's graft by experts to remove errors from previous attempts.
San Francisco 49ers star and his wife still thanking God after their premature baby boy died hours after birth
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Marquise Goodwin played a great game and helped lead the team to their first win this seasonâ even while carrying a heavy heart due to his son's death just a few hours earlier.
Evangelical couple say their child adoption application was ended because of 'incompatible' gay marriage beliefs
An Evangelical Christian couple from Edmonton, Canada, is accusing the government of Alberta of discrimination for denying them the right to adopt a child because of their views on homosexuality.