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Sarah Oladokun
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Why it's cool to be a Christian
There is a common misconception made by many people that the second you give your life to Christ you cant be a cool Christian and must follow thousands of rules. But as believers, we know that is just simply not the case.
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North Korea arrests senior citizen for contacting Chinese Christians
A 61-year-old resident in North Korea's Ryanggang province was tied with rope, assaulted and arrested after he returned from China on charges of spying after allegedly contacting his Christian relatives
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'Crackpot bigotry'? Anti-gay pastor Scott Lively appeals against judge's 'prejudicial' comments
Anti- gay pastor Scott Lively, who was cleared of charges relating to his campaign against gays in Uganda, is still filing an appeal against the language used by the federal judge in his ruling.
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Former presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders draws evangelical fire at Vought confirmation hearing
Senator Bernie Sanders has been accused of creating a 'religious test for political office' and discriminating against Christians because of their beliefs.
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The Christian choice in the general election? Between Corbyn as John the Baptist and May as Deborah
New Research shows how the majority of Christians will vote in the 2017 General Election taking place today, as well as some underlying viewpoints and values that they will take into consideration when casting their final vote.
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Why did people in the Old Testament tear their robes?
Several verses in the Bible talk about the tearing of garments. But what was behind this custom?
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Muslim, Christian leaders condemn desecration of Marawi cathedral in Philippines
A Catholic bishop and a top ranking Muslim cleric has condemned the desecration of a cathedral and the destruction of its holy images by an Islamic group in Marawi, the Philippines.
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How do I know if I'm really a Christian?
There are an estimated 2.2 billion Christians and counting around the world, with different doctrines and practices – but what exactly makes a 'Christian'?
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From a life of drugs to church: How Jesus changed my life
The transformation by the power of God's word of the life of a former drug dealer and gang member who grew up in a rough neighbourhood in South East London where crime and violence was the norm.
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Catholics in shock as saint's brain is snatched by relic thief
Devotees are in shock after it was revealed that a piece of St John Bosco's brain was stolen in Italy by a thief posing as a pilgrim.
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Christian Pakistani sewage worker dies after doctors refuse to touch him on Ramadan fast
A Pakistani sewage worker has died after three doctors refused to touch him as blood would make them 'unclean'.
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Man shouts 'Allahu Akhbar' and assaults priest at Christian wedding
A man has been taking into custody and is awaiting court proceedings after shouting 'Allahu Akhbar' at a Spanish wedding.
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Going to Church helps you to live longer, says study
Many people attend churches because it helps them to stay grounded in their faith and offers spiritual guidance for their situations. However, a new study has found that attending church may help you live longer.
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7 celebrities you might not have known are Christian
With millions of celebrities around the world, it may have slipped your mind that some of your favourites are religious. Here are 7 celebrities you might not have known were Christians.
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Archbishop Welby: 'It is our duty to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem just as they did in Nehemiah'
The Archbishop of Canterbury has visited RCCG Jesus house to speak about the 'Thy Kingdom Come' prayer movement.
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