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Suzette Gutierrez Cachila June 30, 2016 04:22 AM EST
North Carolina Revival extends to 8th week as thousands continue to gather in Burlington

North Carolina Revival extends to 8th week as thousands continue to gather in Burlington

What was planned to be a week-long gathering of believers has extended into eight weeks as more and more people are drawn to the Burlington Revival in North Carolina.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 30, 2016 06:51 AM EST
Pope Francis should do more than just apologize, demand gay Catholic groups

Pope Francis should do more than just apologize, demand gay Catholic groups

Gay Catholic groups urged Pope Francis on Monday, June 27 to do more than just acknowledge that Christians must apologize to the gays they marginalized.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 30, 2016 06:29 AM EST
Kansas bishop apologizes to victims of Catholic clergy sexual abuse

Kansas bishop apologizes to victims of Catholic clergy sexual abuse

A Catholic bishop in Kansas apologized to the Catholic clergy's sexual abuse victims during the Service of Lament on Sunday, June 26.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 29, 2016 02:24 AM EST
Ken Ham: Christians who support evolution are following a 'religion of death'

Ken Ham: Christians who support evolution are following a 'religion of death'

Creationist Ken Ham condemned Christians who support the theory of evolution as following what he referred to as "religion of death."

Suzette Gutierrez Cachila June 29, 2016 01:28 AM EST
Naghmeh Abedini found Jesus as a Muslim immigrant in America

Naghmeh Abedini found Jesus as a Muslim immigrant in America

Naghmeh Abedini, wife of former Iran detainee Saeed, shared how she was introduced to the love of Jesus while living in the U.S. as a Muslim immigrant many years ago.

Suzette Gutierrez Cachila June 28, 2016 11:21 PM EST
Pope Francis: Church must say sorry to gay community, seek forgiveness for discriminating

Pope Francis: Church must say sorry to gay community, seek forgiveness for discriminating

The church should say sorry to the gay community and ask forgiveness from God for discriminating against homosexual persons, Pope Francis said on Sunday, June 26.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 29, 2016 05:52 AM EST
Pennsylvania megachurch votes to leave PCUSA amid LGBT differences

Pennsylvania megachurch votes to leave PCUSA amid LGBT differences

A Pennsylvania megachurch has voted to break away from the increasingly pro-homosexual Presbyterian Church (USA) amid ensuing legal battles.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 27, 2016 07:24 PM EST
9-year-old boy burned by Muslim father after he converted to Christianity, declared Jesus Christ his savior

9-year-old boy burned by Muslim father after he converted to Christianity, declared Jesus Christ his savior

A Muslim father in Eastern Uganda burned his 9-year-old son as punishment after abandoning Islam for Christ.

Suzette Gutierrez Cachila June 26, 2016 04:35 AM EST
Word of Life Christian Church member who beat son to death pleads guilty

Word of Life Christian Church member who beat son to death pleads guilty

Bruce Leonard, who beat his teenaged son to death in church, pleaded guilty on Wednesday, June 22, to charges of first- and second-degree assault.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 26, 2016 03:16 AM EST
Pope Francis keeping close watch on Chinese bishop under house arrest

Pope Francis keeping close watch on Chinese bishop under house arrest

Pope Francis is keeping a close eye on the Chinese bishop under house arrest for defying the communist state, Thaddeus Ma Daqin, said the Vatican.

Chiqui Guyjoco June 26, 2016 02:43 AM EST
Brexit 2016 reactions: Pope Francis, religious leaders respond to Britain's referendum to leave E.U.

Brexit 2016 reactions: Pope Francis, religious leaders respond to Britain's referendum to leave E.U.

Pope Francis and religious leaders responded after results of the European Union referendum announced a Brexit Friday, June 24.

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