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Islamic terrorists kill three Christians in Chibok, Nigeria
Suspected Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists on February 25 killed three Christians in an attack on northeast Nigeria's Chibok area, residents say.
US Supreme Court to hear case of Christian web designer
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of a Christian web designer challenging a Colorado state law requiring her to create wedding websites for same-sex couples if she also offers similar services for other couples.
Vatican offers to mediate negotiations between Russia and Ukraine
We must avoid every escalation, halt the conflict and negotiate,' said Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin.
Franklin Graham sends disaster response teams to Europe
"If this drags out for another week or two or three, the refugees could be in the millions," Graham said.
Ukrainian clergy staying to help
Clergy in Ukraine are doing what they can to help their people as Russia bears down on key cities, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes.
'End the war now,' says Orthodox leader
Orthodox leader Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, spiritual leader of some 300 million Orthodox Christians worldwide, has issued an urgent appeal to Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
Ukrainian president thanks Pope for prayers
Pope Francis and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke on the phone on Saturday.
PM promises help for Ukraine during church visit
The Prime Minister promised that the UK would do all it can to support Ukraine during a visit to the Cathedral of the Holy Family in London on Sunday.
Police bill will have 'chilling effect' on peaceful protest - faith leaders
Faith leaders have written to parliamentarians urging them to protect peaceful protest ahead of a debate on contentious legislation in the House of Lords.
Faith leaders 'horrified' by impact of Nationality and Borders Bill on refugees
The Bishop of Dover, the Most Rev Rose-Hudson Wilkin, and former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, are among the more than 1,000 faith leaders who have signed a letter to the Prime Minister expressing their horror at the implications of the Nationality and Borders Bill for people seeking asylum in the UK.
Tribunal to hear appeal of Christian school worker who questioned sex ed and trans ideology
A tribunal is to hear the appeal of a Christian school worker who says she was sacked after expressing concern about sex education and trans ideology on her private Facebook page.
UK churches join in national day of prayer for Ukraine
Churches across the UK are joining together in prayer on Sunday for Ukraine following the invasion by Russia.
How can we pray for Ukraine?
The devastating and far-reaching impact of Putin's decision can cause us to feel bewildered and helpless. But now is the time for us to rise up in prayer for our brothers and sisters on the ground, writes Claire Musters.
Russian invasion is 'crime against humanity'
If we allow something like this to happen in Ukraine today, then atrocities similar to this will happen in other parts of the world, says Archbishop Daniel, head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA.
Black Americans more certain than any other racial group that they're going to Heaven
The Bible assures Christians in Scriptures like John 3:16 "God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." According to the study, however, only 37% of Americans are sure they will be with God in Heaven, while 23% hope they get to Heaven.
China: new law makes online church meetings illegal
A new law will take effect on 1 March making online gatherings illegal for unregistered churches.