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It's up to God when my child dies, says mother of brain-damaged baby
A Christian whose 11-month-old son is on life support has told a High Court judge that doctors should not be the ones to decide when he dies.
U.S. Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz says God will punish the U.S. with nuclear strike for its defiance
A well-known American Evangelist just stated a horrifying message for the United States of America. Daughter of Evangelist leader Billy Graham, Anne Graham Lotz just warned the U.S. and its people that God will send a nuclear strike to the country to punish people for their immorality.
What Elisha's strange miracles say to the church today
What unites all these stories is how they actually work
Lawsuit against Paul Pressler widened to include Southern Baptist Convention
A lawsuit brought against a senior Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) figure has been widened to include the denomination itself.
Researchers decipher Dead Sea scroll assembled from tiny fragments
One of the last two undeciphered Dead Sea Scrolls has been read by researchers at the University of Haifa in Israel.
A million older people are isolated and hungry. It's a scandal, but the church can help
The report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Hunger said some malnourished older people have entered hospital weighing five-and-a-half stone.
Let's brush up our animal theology
One big fella came last week and he was crying. The next minute my cat Luna had jumped up onto his lap and began licking his bald head.
Are Anglicans and Methodists really about to unite after 200 years of schism?
It's crunch time for the Church of England and the Methodist Church. They are facing a crucial decision this year â the CofE in February and the Methodist Church, assuming all goes well at the General Synod meeting, in July.
One of Trump's evangelical advisers: Plans to deport 'Dreamers' are 'morally reprehensible'
One of Donald Trump's evangelical advisers who prayed at his inauguration has broken rank over Republican plans to deport so-called Dreamers - undocumented immigrants who arrived in the US as children.
'Dangerous' or a 'great friend': What do persecuted Christians think of Donald Trump?
What worries many Christian leaders in the region is that Trump's overt support of persecuted Christians may cause them to be attacked even more, such is the hatred for him among Muslim fanatics.
'Call of Duty: WWII' Resistance event brings two new game modes-- Demolition and Prop Hunt
For a limited time starting on Jan. 23, players of "Call of Duty: World War II" will be treated to a free community event organized by Activision and SledgeHammer Games.
Celebrities all across the U.S. joined the second year of Women's March
For the second year of Women's March, a couple of celebrities were spotted along with thousands women and men all across the US making noise in the streets on Jan. 20.
Several Legendary Pokemon would be available for free downloads all throughout the year
Starting next month, Pokemon players will be available to get their hands on a variety of Legendary Pokemon all throughout the year.
Bolivia's ban on evangelism causing mounting concern around the world
Concern is mounting rapidly among Protestant Christians in Bolivia over a new law that threatens to ban evangelism.
The Even Greater Showman: Why are Jesus' miracles all different?
If you were one of the disciples, or just part of Jesus' travelling fan base, you'd have seen quite an extraordinary range of staggering feats performed.
Pope Francis ends South America tour amid backlash over sex abuse comments
Pope Francis ended his tour of Chile and Peru with an open air Mass for more than 1 million people on Sunday, after a tour dogged by a backlash over what many see as his insufficient resolve to tackle sexual abuse in the Church.