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Please stop volunteering in orphanages, Christians told

A call has been issued to Christians in the UK to refrain from orphanage volunteering and choose alternative ways to support vulnerable children overseas instead.

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Justin Bieber starts leading his 122 million Instagram followers in prayer

The pop star and committed Christian has posted three prayer guides in the past week, which have been played around a million times each. …

Greg Laurie says he believes Jarrid Wilson is in Heaven despite tragic suicide

Greg Laurie is standing by his belief that Jarrid Wilson is in Heaven despite his suicide after receiving "angry messages" from other Christians who disagree with his point of view. …

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• The three key questions about tax

  

  As our politicians campaign energetically ahead of the 12th December deadline, it has become clear that alongside Brexit, the NHS and environmental issues, tax has become a central issue in this election.

• Voters called to 'remember the poor' in the election

  

  With just a week to go until the nation goes to the polls in the General Election, voters are being urged to "remember the poor".

• Former Kirk Moderator's 'reverse advent calendar' encourages acts of kindness

  

  The former Moderator of the Church of Scotland General Assembly has launched a 'reverse advent calendar' encouraging tiny acts of kindness in the run up to Christmas.

• Politicians should be concerned with more than just Brexit - Rowan Williams

  

  The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has called on politicians to think beyond the short-term and offer a long-term vision for a more sustainable global order.

• Resurgence of nationalism is a 'setback for humanity', says German theologian Jürgen Moltmann

  

  The 93-year-old said the new wave of nationalism taking root in many countries was a "setback for humanity".

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• Prostitution: the hidden injustice no-one is talking about

  

  Even as our national media is flooded with slogans and soundbites, one injustice remains in the shadows: the commercial sexual exploitation of women across the UK.

• Office for Students accepts Spurgeon's College after earlier rejection

  

  The Office for Students (OfS), the official regulator for the higher education sector, has accepted the application of Spurgeon's College after an earlier rejection.

• Bid to introduce gender neutral 'X' to passports goes to the Court of Appeal

  

  The Court of Appeals is today hearing the case of a campaigner who wants the government to introduce an 'X' marker to passports for people who do not identify as male or female.

• Political parties asked to support nation's historic church buildings ahead of General Election

  

  The main political parties are being asked to commit to supporting the nation's thousands of historic churches and chapels ahead of the General Election.

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  Court orders release of five Christians jailed for 11 years for a murder they didn't commit

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  Hong Kong Christians threatened over participation in pro-democracy protests

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  Government urged to support marriage as divorce rate falls

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  The Church of England appears to have lost all confidence in its own biblical teaching

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  Third Day singer Mac Powell's wife suffers brain aneurysm; Singer requests prayers

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• Pro-life campaigners condemn medical body's support for abortion pills at home

  

  Pro-life group the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has condemned a leading medical professional body's support for women taking abortion pills at home.

• Weep, weep, weep for the silenced voters whose voices will never be heard

  

  Do not walk away from those of whom we shall now speak.

• Unborn babies see more than we first thought, study reveals

  

  The developing eyes of unborn babies are far more complex than scientists first thought, new research suggests.

• 'Schools must educate, not indoctrinate' - Christian Institute challenges Stonewall's school guidance

  

  The new relationships and sex education (RSE) guidance for schools from gay lobby group Stonewall is too narrow, the Christian Institute has said.