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Oprah Winfrey says she owes everything to 'the love that is God' that she feels deeply
The "Queen of All Media" Oprah Winfrey, 61 worked her way up in life from rural Mississippi to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood by creating her own broadcasting network called the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN).
Rupert Murdoch draws flak for suggesting Obama isn't 'real black president' in tweet
With just one tweet, media mogul Rupert Murdoch managed to raise doubts on United States President Barack Obama's credibility as a "black president" and offend countless Twitter users.
Mike Huckabee embarrassed to see Obama rolled 'like a California sushi' by Putin
Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee cannot help but cringe at the thought of United States President Barack Obama's failed foreign policies. As far as he is concerned, Obama is severely lagging behind Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Albert Mohler advises gays: Seeking God's words better than gay conversion therapy
Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky is not a fan of gay conversion therapy, saying that people from the LBGT community have a better chance of going straight using the "full wisdom of the Christian faith."
Arkansas students respond to atheists' call to stop prayers with huge prayer session
Christian students from Ashdown High School are not letting atheists from the Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation bully them out of their right to pray in school.
Asserting faith, 100,000 US students take part in 'Bring Your Bible to School Day'
American public schools are going through a shift, with Christianity and the Gospel becoming more and more taboo while Islam studies are being embraced. This is why the Colorado-based group Focus on the Family decided to stand up for their faith and encouraged 100,000 students to do the same.
Jase and Missy Robertson share inspiring story of their daughter's medical journey
Back in 2003, Jase and Missy Robertson from the reality show "Duck Dynasty" were quite surprised to find out that their youngest daughter, who was then only 31 weeks old would be born with a cleft lip and a possible cleft palate.
Franklin Graham commends Vatican for firing defiant high-ranking gay priest
The Roman Catholic Church is maintaining its strong stance against homosexuality and same-sex marriage by firing a gay priest on the evening of the Catholic Synod meeting, and Reverend Franklin Graham is commending them for this act.
Vatican Synod urges Catholics to avoid using derogatory words on homosexuals
The Synod of Bishops are calling on Catholics to avoid using 'condescending' language toward homosexuals and instead find ways to welcome them as sons and daughters of the Church.
NATO warns Russia on 'unacceptable' and 'dangerous' incursions into Turkey airspace
NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has reportedly condemned Russia's incursions into Turkey's airspace calling it "unacceptable and dangerous'' as the incidents add further tensions to the ongoing Russia's military intervention in Syria.
Ali Khamenei bans further talks with US, citing 'numerous disadvantages' for Iran
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is reportedly imposing ban on negotiations with the United States, stressing that talks with the "Great Satan'' brought only disadvantages to Iran.
South Carolina braces for another round of massive flooding as more heavy rains seen
At least 19 people has reportedly died as a result of heavy rainfall in South Carolina, which has stopped Tuesday but inundated rivers and dams that pose further threats to the residents in the neighbourhood.
Religious leaders, rights advocates urge Obama to declare ISIS acts as 'genocide'
Religious leaders and activists are urging President Barack Obama to formally declare the killing and displacement of Middle Eastern religious minorities by the Islamic State militants as genocide.
The Oxford Martyrs: Who were they and why were they burned at the stake?
Today marks 460 years since the deaths of two of the Oxford Martyrs.
Anglican, Oriental Orthodox Churches ink historic agreements on Christ's incarnation
For centuries, Christianity has been marked with the division between the Anglican and Oriental Churches. This long-standing split, however, is on its way to becoming mended, after senior theologians from in Anglican Communion and Oriental Orthodox Churches signed historic agreements on their mutual understanding of Christ's incarnation.
Faith under fire: The astonishing story of Edith Cavell, shot 100 years ago today
Edith Cavell was killed by the Germans 100 years ago - she was a modern martyr