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Stoves and fuels sent to thousands of Syrian refugees amid freezing temperatures and snow in Lebanon
Stoves and fuels sent to thousands of Syrian refugees amid freezing temperatures and snow in Lebanon

Syrian refugees camped out in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Gaza want nothing more than a ceasefire between Syria and Lebanon forces, as well as respite from the cold and the snow. But while any ceasfire remains uncertain, Christian Aid wasted no time in helping out the thousands of refugees by providing them with stoves and blankets.

Black and white congregations go to see Selma together
Black and white congregations go to see Selma together

Black and white churches join forces for a movie viewing event in a bid to sow understanding and minimise racial conflict.

Tim Keller to help Los Angeles church leaders answer the question: \'What does it mean to love our city?\'
Tim Keller to help Los Angeles church leaders answer the question: 'What does it mean to love our city?'

Tim Keller is scheduled to speak in a three-day conference in LA to unify churches on how to reach the city.

King & Country and Newsboys lead nominations in 2015 K-LOVE Fan Awards
King & Country and Newsboys lead nominations in 2015 K-LOVE Fan Awards

King & Country and Newsboys are just two of the leading nominees for the third annual K-LOVE Fan Awards, which is slated on May 31, 2015.

Jessa Duggar shares sweet video of 5-year-old friend preaching
Jessa Duggar shares sweet video of 5-year-old friend preaching

19 Kids and Counting star Jessa Seewald just shared on her Twitter feed (@JessaSeewald) an adorable video of their five-year-old friend Aaron Agnew preaching a short message about God's grace.

Judah Smith to release new book Life Is in March
Judah Smith to release new book Life Is in March

Bestselling author and Seattle-based pastor Judah Smith will release a follow up to his book Jesus Is on March 3.

North Korean prisoner retracts some details in his bestseller \'Escape from Camp 14\'
North Korean prisoner retracts some details in his bestseller 'Escape from Camp 14'

Shin Dong-Hyuk, the North Korean prison camp survivor who is the subject of the bestselling book 'Escape from Camp 14', has retracted some parts of his story.

Father takes comfort in knowing the organs of his deceased baby boy have made it possible for four other children live
Father takes comfort in knowing the organs of his deceased baby boy have made it possible for four other children live

Nick Hodges rejoices that his son's legacy is giving four children a chance at life

Working long hours linked to increased alcohol consumption
Working long hours linked to increased alcohol consumption

Employees who work 48 hours or more per week will likely consume more alcohol, according to a recent study released by the British Medical Journal.

American Sniper movie does well at the box office but overlooks Chris Kyle\'s faith
American Sniper movie does well at the box office but overlooks Chris Kyle's faith

The blockbuster movie garnered a record breaking $90.2 million in revenue after its opening weekend

Durham Free School takes fight to Education Secretary after closure ruling
Durham Free School takes fight to Education Secretary after closure ruling

The Christian school is to challenge Nicky Morgan over her decision to shut it down.

Christian Concern wins apology after conference backing heterosexual marriage was cancelled
Christian Concern wins apology after conference backing heterosexual marriage was cancelled

A prestigious conference centre has backed down after cancelling a conference on traditional marriage.

Muslim prisoner granted right to grow a beard
Muslim prisoner granted right to grow a beard

A Muslim prisoner has been granted the right to grow a beard after a court ruled that his religious rights trumped security concerns.

Christian doctor denies performing exorcism on depressed patient
Christian doctor denies performing exorcism on depressed patient

Thomas O'Brien is being investigated by the General Medical Council over claims he told a vulnerable patient to stop taking medication.

Malaysia: Catholic newspaper not allowed to use \'Allah\' to refer to God
Malaysia: Catholic newspaper not allowed to use 'Allah' to refer to God

Malaysia's top court has ruled that a Catholic newspaper cannot use the word "Allah" to refer to God.

Researchers claim to have found ancient Gospel of Mark fragment in mummy\'s mask
Researchers claim to have found ancient Gospel of Mark fragment in mummy's mask

Researchers say they have found the oldest text from the Gospel of Mark in an ancient Egyptian mummy's mask