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Museum of the Bible returns 1,000-year-old Gospel manuscript to Greece
Leaders from the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., traveled to Greece this week to formally return a 10th-century, handwritten Gospel manuscript looted by Bulgarian troops in 1917.
Former RZIM VP regrets not 'pushing harder' amid Ravi Zacharias scandal
A former executive for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries recently shared in a live panel discussion that she regrets not "pushing harder" when sexual abuse allegations against the late apologist Ravi Zacharias first emerged.
New Jersey requires schools to teach middle schoolers about anal sex and 'pregnancy options'
The New Jersey Department of Education is imposing sex education standards that require school districts to teach middle school students about anal sex and "pregnancy options" like abortion or face potential disciplinary action.
Maverick City Music 'pauses' relationship with Dante Bowe over 'behaviour' issues
Maverick City Music have pressed the "pause" button on their professional relationship with one of the group's lead singers, Dante Bowe.
New Italian prime minister vows to protect 'God, family, country'
The politician's supporters see her as committed to upholding the values of God, family and country as European leaders increasingly embrace cosmopolitan and secular values of supranational organizations like the European Union as opposed to individual nation-states.
Open Doors founder Brother Andrew dies aged 94
Brother Andrew, who famously smuggled Bibles across the Iron Curtain in a blue Volkswagen Beetle, has died at the age of 94.
Trial of 90-year-old cardinal begins in Hong Kong
The trial of Cardinal Joseph Zen on charges of sedition is underway in Hong Kong.
A Bible is all that survived horror arson attack on Christians
A Bible was all that was left after a Christian convert lost his home in a fire which he believes was started by fellow villagers.
Millions in the UK are facing a cold, hungry winter, Christian charity warns
Millions are already skipping meals and living without heating or electricity, new research by Christians Against Poverty warns.
The good and the bad of rules and boundaries
Rather than hindering our experience of life, God's intention was to enhance it.
Challenging our consumer culture
Whether we are buying into fast fashion, constantly pursuing the most up-to-date gadget, or simply the obsession with acquiring more stuff, many of us remain enslaved by our greed.
NHS settles with Christian doctor disciplined for offering to pray with patients
NHS England has agreed to settle with a Christian doctor who faced disciplinary measures for offering to pray with his patients.
Nun murdered, 6 beheaded by the Islamic State in Mozambique
Amid rising jihadist violence in Mozambique, an 83-year-old Italian nun was shot and killed and six others were beheaded earlier this month by suspected militants aligned with the Islamic State.
Christian doctor who offered to pray with patients was told to take £1,800 'professional boundaries' course
Dr Richard Scott was ordered to take a £1,800 'professional boundaries' course at his own expense and told that if he refused, he would have to undergo a psychological assessment.
Amazon Prime's Rings of Power shares a sure and certain hope
In the characters and plotlines ROP is picking up, we see a powerful vision of Christlike, agape love.
Church of England bars Desmond Tutu's lesbian daughter from leading funeral for her godfather
The Church of England has barred the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu's daughter from officiating her godfather's funeral because she is in a same-sex relationship.