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Boris Johnson announced as Britain's new Prime Minister

Boris Johnson was announced today as Britain's next Prime Minister and the man with the task of uniting the nation around his Brexit policy as the October 31 deadline moves rapidly closer.

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Nigerian security forces accused of bias against Christian victims of attacks

Security forces in Nigeria have been accused of bias towards the perpetrators of attacks on largely Christian communities. …

Jonas Brothers' dad partners with Michael W Smith on new music label

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• Exodus 32:14 and what we can learn about audacious prayer from Moses

  

  Time and time again in the Bible we see prayers in the same vein – quoting God's promises, quoting scripture and yelling at Him about the unfairness of a situation.

• DUP leader Arlene Foster condemns 'insidious' changes to Northern Ireland's abortion laws

  

  Ms Foster told BBC Northern Ireland's Sunday Politics Programme that there was "no way" the Northern Ireland Assembly would have voted for abortion up to 28 weeks

• Independent expert to help Government with Islamophobia definition following concerns over free speech

  

  The Government has appointed an independent expert to lead the process towards a formal definition of Islamophobia after faith leaders, academics and politicians warned that free speech could be at risk.

• The man you're made to be

  

  Say what you like about that old vision of masculinity though, at least it was clear, writes Martin Saunders

• A UK Christian charity crosses the pond to help Americans in debt

  

  Christians Against Poverty has been working through churches to help people in debt since 1996. Now it is opening up its first centre in the US to help even more people there.

• Church leaders 'greatly aggrieved' by assault on pro-democracy protesters

  

  Hong Kong Church leaders have condemned the violent assault on pro-democracy protesters and passengers at an MTR station in the city's Yuen Long area.

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• Pope asks al-Assad to resume negotiations to end years of conflict

  

  Pope Francis has written to Bashar al-Assad urging him to take steps to end the humanitarian crisis in Idlib and resume negotiations towards ending years of devastating civil war.

• UK Government pledges to accept all recommendations of Christian persecution review

  

  The Government has said it will accept all of the recommendations in a major review calling for more action to be taken in response to Christian persecution.

• London City Mission CEO forgives police officer who watched porn in his home after son's heartbreaking suicide

  

  The CEO of London City Mission has said he forgives the police officer who watched porn on his TV hours after his son had taken his own life.

• Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion appoints Henry Scriven as interim General Secretary

  

  The Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC) has appointed Bishop Henry Scriven as interim General Secretary.

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  Buzz Aldrin's moment with God on the moon

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  Christian rappers accuse Katy Perry of copying their song

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  Joshua Harris, author of 'I Kissed Dating Goodbye', announces separation from wife

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  Will they ban the Bible next?

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  Perpetrators of persecution must be brought to justice, says Lord Alton

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• Please attend funeral of 101-year-old WWII veteran, begs friend

  

  The friend of a 101-year-old World War II veteran who died without any surviving family has appealed to members of the public to come to his funeral.

• Westminster pushes ahead with changes to Northern Ireland's abortion laws

  

  MPs have been accused of "imposing" abortion on Northern Ireland after voting 328 to 65 in favour of relaxing the law around terminations in the province.

• A prayer to mark 50 years since the moon landing

  

  Churches are joining in celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing by holding special exhibitions and interactive events, while the Church of England has released a special prayer giving thanks to the God who made it all possible.

• England rugby player stands by defence of Israel Folau's 'hell awaits' post

  

  Billy Vunipola has said he will not "take a step back" from his position on the Israel Folau controversy.