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Christian relief agencies respond to Haiti cholera outbreak
Relief agencies are racing against time to stop even more people dying from cholera in Haiti.
Faith groups differ over mosque near Ground Zero
Faith communities in the US are divided over whether a planned mosque should be built close to Ground Zero.
Giant statue of Jesus completed in Poland
A giant statue of Jesus has been completed in Swiebodzin, western Poland.
Worship Devotional: A Brand New Start
Kingsway are delighted to announce the launch of an innovative new project that hits refresh on the concept of the daily devotional.
Graham Festival brings over 3,000 to Christ in Latvia
Every country is different but the questions people are asking are the same, says Franklin Graham.
Man without limbs: I need God more than arms and legs
Nick Vujicic, a Christian man born without limbs, says he has seen so many people complete on the outside who still do not know the truth.
Christian woman sentenced to death in Pakistan for blasphemy
Pakistan has "crossed a line" in sentencing a Christian woman to death for blasphemy, says ministry leader.
Drug education charity calls for change of attitude towards alcohol
Hope UK asks people to consider going alcohol-free after last week's warning that alcohol is "more harmful than crack, heroin and ecstasy".
Archbishop fears for welfare of benefits claimers
The Archbishop of Canterbury has voiced concern over the Coalitionâs plans to force people in long-term unemployment into unpaid manual labour.
Iranian pastors to be held indefinitely
Sources inside Iran have confirmed that security officials have informed the court not to deliver an official verdict against two pastors currently being held by Iranian authorities.
Five CofE bishops make move to Catholic Church
Five bishops in the Church of England to join Catholic structure for disaffected Anglicans.
Staying grounded in faith when Christian teen idols fall
Culture watcher Bob Waliszewski believes holiness needs to be taught to young people again.
Christians âon verge of extinctionâ in Iraq, Muslim leader warns
Christians are paying a high price for their faith in Iraq, says one Muslim leader who wants to see the Iraqi government do more to ensure their safety.
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound top the charts
Gaither Music Group's October 26th DVD release, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound: A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet, currently sits at No 1 on Billboard's Music Video chart!
Two-thirds of trapped Chilean miners turned to Christ, festival hears
One of the trapped miners rescued last month in Chile has told of the conversion of many of his colleagues during the ordeal.