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Christian and Muslim leaders meet in Rome and pledge 'solidarity' with the poor and needy
The top-level meeting of Catholic and Muslim leaders endorsed the "humanising and civilising" role of both religions.
5 ways to respond to an attendance plateau in your church
Because Jesus has built the church -- both universal and local -- we can be assured that a church planted firmly on the cornerstone that is Christ will grow both in quality and quantity.
When arrogance blocks the grace of God
There is nothing more empowering than the grace of God. Through Jesus, we have unlimited access to this grace, but only when we have hearts that fully accept that without God we can accomplish nothing to its fullest capacity.
Canada wildfire: Evacuees gather to pray as fire rages on
Hundreds gathered to pray for Fort McMurray on Sunday, as the wildfire that has forced thousands to evacuate their homes continues to rage on.
Ashers in court today for 'gay cake' appeal hearing
Gareth Lee had asked for a cake to be made bearing the slogan 'Support Gay Marriage' for a function marking the International Day Against Homophobia in May 2014.
How to win back a person who was hurt by the church
A church community can be a blessing as well as a burden at times. Although Jesus meant for the body to be a vibrant and radiant bride that would be stronger than the powers of hell itself, we cannot discount the fact that the church is composed of imperfect, hurt and offensive people.
Persecuted Christians in North Africa receive smuggled Bibles
Constant prayer has helped Christians to smuggle in Bibles and training materials for pastors in a North African country where believers face persecution.
Finding comfort in Christ when you're being persecuted
God never promised that Christianity will be easy and that you will be accepted by all people for your faith, but He does promise that through Jesus Christ we can be more than conquerors through His power and grace.
Missionary pastor injured and wife killed in motorcycle crash
Tyus Butler, who leads the Labor of the Field church in Anderson, was seriously injured and his wife killed in a motorcycle accident in South Carolina on Saturday.
British buses to carry 'Allah is Great' adverts during Ramadan
"Praise Allah" will adorn hundreds of buses across the UK as part of a campaign by an Islamic charity to help victims of Syria's civil war.
Chief Justice Roy Moore suspended for opposition to gay marriage licenses
A senior judge has been suspended over he told local judges not to grant marriage licenses to gay couples.
Russell Moore: Trump, Clinton both represent 'reality TV moral sewage'
Now, Moore said, "we have a Republican party that seems ready not only to surrender on the culture wars but to join the other side".
5 biblical examples that mothers can imitate
Mothers are a blessing from God and so is motherhood. Through God's grace, women can experience the beauty of being a mother to her children. While there are responsibilities attached to it, motherhood is in its entirety a privilege given.
Archbishops call nation to prayer as Pentecost nears
The movement is in response to a call from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.
Labour must broaden appeal if it wants power, says new London mayor
Khan, 45, was elected the first Muslim mayor of London last week, defeating a challenger from the ruling Conservatives.
No hands? No problem for 7-year-old Christian girl who wins excellence in penmanship award
Seven-year old first grader Anaya Ellick, who was born without hands, has won in the recent U.S national penmanship contest participated by around 300, 000 other students from kindergarten to eight grade.