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Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Christian Times

Jardine Malado March 04, 2017 02:59 AM EST
Archaeologists discover ancient palace of King Sennacherib beneath shrine destroyed by ISIS

Archaeologists discover ancient palace of King Sennacherib beneath shrine destroyed by ISIS

Archaeologists surveying the destruction left by ISIS have discovered the ancient palace of King Sennacherib beneath the ruins of the Tomb of the Prophet Jonah.

Jardine Malado March 04, 2017 02:56 AM EST
American pastor partners with underground rescuers in Iraq to liberate ISIS captives

American pastor partners with underground rescuers in Iraq to liberate ISIS captives

An American pastor, who has visited Iraq multiple times, has joined forces with an underground network of smugglers in order to help people escape from the Islamic State.

Jardine Malado March 03, 2017 12:31 AM EST
Chinese police sought permission to beat up Christians during church raid, says watchdog group

Chinese police sought permission to beat up Christians during church raid, says watchdog group

Police officers sought the permission of higher authorities to beat up Christians while they were conducting a raid on a house church in China's northwestern Xinjiang province, according to a report from a persecution watchdog organization.

Jardine Malado March 03, 2017 12:26 AM EST
Nicaraguan woman dies after exorcists throw her into fire to 'drive out demons'

Nicaraguan woman dies after exorcists throw her into fire to 'drive out demons'

A 25-year-old Nicaraguan woman died after a pastor and four other people stripped her naked and threw her into a bonfire during an exorcism ritual.

Jardine Malado March 02, 2017 02:55 AM EST
Sudanese government fears Muslims will be led to Jesus, says pastor

Sudanese government fears Muslims will be led to Jesus, says pastor

A Christian pastor has claimed that the Sudanese government has been demolishing churches and imprisoning its pastors because of its concern that Muslims will turn to Jesus Christ.

Jardine Malado March 01, 2017 05:43 AM EST
Dozens of Canadian doctors decline to take part in euthanasia

Dozens of Canadian doctors decline to take part in euthanasia

Dozens of Canadian doctors who have initially signed up to provide lethal medications to patients have now backed out and want their names taken off the list, according to medical officials.

Jardine Malado March 01, 2017 01:55 AM EST
ISIS straps bomb to puppy in desperate fight for territory

ISIS straps bomb to puppy in desperate fight for territory

Islamic State fighters, who are known for using a range of improvised explosive devices, have strapped a puppy with a bomb in a desperate attempt to maintain control of its captured territories.

Jardine Malado March 01, 2017 01:47 AM EST
ISIS handbook teaches jihadis to eat non-Muslims during food shortage

ISIS handbook teaches jihadis to eat non-Muslims during food shortage

A counter-terrorism group has said that it has discovered a handbook that teaches Islamic State fighters to eat their enemies if they are in short supply of food.

Jardine Malado February 28, 2017 02:59 AM EST
Catholics decry plans to hire abortionists at Rome hospital

Catholics decry plans to hire abortionists at Rome hospital

A public hospital's decision to hire two doctors who are willing to perform abortions have caused an outcry from Catholics in Italy, where most doctors refuse to carry out the procedure.

Jardine Malado February 27, 2017 03:31 AM EST
Guatemalan Navy seizes boat that wants to provide free abortion pills to pregnant women

Guatemalan Navy seizes boat that wants to provide free abortion pills to pregnant women

The Guatemalan Navy has seized a boat that sought to defy the country's pro-life laws by taking pregnant women to international waters in order to provide them with abortion-inducing medication.

Jardine Malado February 27, 2017 03:04 AM EST
Egyptian Christians flee Sinai as militants intensify attacks

Egyptian Christians flee Sinai as militants intensify attacks

Hundreds of Egyptian Christians have fled the Sinai Peninsula following a series of targeted attacks carried out by suspected militants in the region.

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