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Cameroon is the latest frontier for terrorist group that targets Christians

A terrorist group with a history of targeting Christians in Nigeria is causing terror among inhabitants in Cameroon, a local bishop reports.

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• A mighty downpour in Australia

  

  It is a propensity of human nature to be much more interested in the bad news than the good. Hence news media seemed to almost delight in the shock of Australia 'burning'. In recent days, though, there has been some welcome good news and yet, to a large extent, this is buried away in mid-page columns, if reported at all.

• Make time for a Soul Journey this Lent

  

  For many Christians, Lent offers an invitation into an extended period of reflection, an opportunity to re-calibrate our lives and align ourselves more fully to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

• Church of England reaffirms biblical teaching on sex and marriage—but for how much longer?

  

  While the new statement responding to opposite sex civil partnerships is certainly welcome, the future for the C of E remains uncertain.

• Christians less likely than people of other faiths to pray - survey

  

  Christians are less likely than people of other faiths to pray, new research by Premier Christian News has found.

• Donald Trump says every child is a 'sacred gift from God' in historic appearance at March for Life

  

  US President Donald Trump told the tens of thousands gathered at the March for Life rally in Washington DC that an unborn baby shows "a glimpse of the majesty of God's creation."

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• Student midwife forced to suspend studies over pro-life views

  

  A midwifery student who was forced to suspend her studies over her pro-life views believes she was unfairly targeted and has asked for a formal apology from the University of Nottingham.

• Sex is for male-female marriage only, Church of England confirms

  

  Sex only belongs in heterosexual marriage, a new statement from the Church of England's House of Bishops has declared.

• The Christians who defied the Holocaust

  

  Had it not been for a brave French Christian's actions during World War II, I would almost certainly never have married my wife Karen and have three wonderful children.

• Christians attacking parents of disabled children should know better

  

  There are no figures about the level of abuse the parents of children with additional needs and disabilities receive. And these parents do receive a lot, especially online.

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  Two young Christian women killed in Nigeria

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• From the Depths of Our Hearts: a not so controversial intervention on priestly celibacy?

  

  This book in its own right is not controversial – it does not call into question any doctrinal principles or canonical disciplines.

• Christians want more couples to talk about their finances

  

  Today, the third Monday of January, has traditionally been known as 'Blue Monday', supposedly the most depressing day of the year when the nation heaves a collective sign over the dark nights, bleak days and the arrival of the post-Christmas credit card bills.

• LGBTQ campaigners want Franklin Graham's UK tour cancelled

  

  Gay activists in Sheffield claim that Graham promotes homophobic views and are pushing for the cancellation of his tour date at the city's FlyDSA Arena on June 6.

• Bishop seeks law change to recognise role of gambling in suicide

  

  The Bishop of St Albans is seeking a change to the law on inquests so that gambling addiction is noted as a factor if someone has taken their own life.