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'Man with the Golden Voice' Ted Williams Who Went From Homeless Alcoholic To Hollywood Sensation: 'When People See Me, They See an Act of God'
Ted Williams, "The Man with the Golden Voice" who captivated America with his rags-to-riches story in 2011, is back.
ISIS Forced Back In Both Iraq And Syria As Twin Campaigns Continue
An ISIS-held town outside Mosul was stormed by Kurdish peshmerga troops today as Iraqi forces waged a tough urban war in the city's eastern suberbs.
Ebola One Year On: Sierra Leone's Children Are Still Suffering
A year ago today, Sierra Leone was declared Ebola free, but thousands of children orphaned by the virus are still suffering immense difficulties.
Tim Farron Slams Theresa May For Wishing Trump 'Good Luck'
Tim Farron has criticised Prime Miniser Theresa May for wishing both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump "good luck" in the US presidential election.
These Heartbreaking Photos Of Syrian Refugees Reveal The Human Impact Of War
A new series of portraits hopes to reveal the emotional impact of the Syrian conflict on the hundreds of thousands of people who have been forced to flee their homes since the war began in 2011.
New Chaplain To The Archbishop Of Canterbury Appointed
Revd Isabelle Hamley will oversee the development of the Archbishop's priority of prayer and the renewal of religious life in addition to her duties as chaplain.
'A Higher Allegiance': Thousands Of American Christians To Celebrate Post-Election Communion
Thousands of Christians across the US will end Election Day with a communion service in an effort to combat divisiveness.
Was Job A Real Person, And Does It Matter?
The book of Job is one of the most profound and moving in the Old Testament, speaking to the deep things of life and faith with its exploration of suffering and its soaring poetry.
Before US Election, Pope Francis Condemns Politics Of Fear
Pope Francis hit out against the politics of fear in a speech that touched on the crucial themes of the US presidential election without actually mentioning it.
Christian Couple Barred From Adopting After 'Gay Parents' Row
A Christian couple have been blocked from adopting their two foster children after expressing concerns about them being raised by a gay couple, the Telegraph reported.
Is The Church's Mission Falling Apart?
Too often, we celebrate the instant over the long term, the miraculous over the mundane, the crisis over the process, the body over the soul, says Krish Kandiah.
Cardinal Nichols Praises Gaza Christians: 'Their Faith Is Strong'
The Catholic Archbishop of Westminster visited Gaza on Sunday, praising the region's tiny Christian population for their faith.
Protests After San Diego Church Told The Devil Is Working Through Clinton
Protests have erupted in San Diego after a church bulletin suggested that the devil is working through Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
Clinton Starts Final Campaigning Day With Boost From FBI
Democrat Hillary Clinton heads into the final day of a tight White House race against Republican Donald Trump on Monday with new momentum after the FBI's announcement that no criminal charges were forthcoming in the probe of her email practices.
Christians Packing Churches in India as Christianity Sees Surprising Growth Despite Rising Persecution Cases
Although India is a predominantly Hindu nation, Christians are reportedly packing churches by the thousands.
94-Year-Old American Woman Gets Baptised: 'It's Never Too Late to Become a Christian'
It is never too late to accept Jesus. The remark came from Ophelia White, a 94-year-old new believer, who was recently baptised at the Cook Baptist Church in Ruston, Louisiana, according to The Baptist Message.