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Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Christian Times

Jardine Malado February 21, 2017 02:15 AM EST
U.S. lawmakers call on Turkish president to release American pastor

U.S. lawmakers call on Turkish president to release American pastor

At least 78 members of Congress have affixed their signatures to an open letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to call for the release of an American pastor who was jailed in Turkey under the accusation that he is a member of a terrorist organization.

Jardine Malado February 19, 2017 09:10 PM EST
London judge allows doctors to remove baby's life support against parents' wishes

London judge allows doctors to remove baby's life support against parents' wishes

A London judge has ruled that doctors can remove the life support of an eight-month-old baby against the wishes of the parents.

Jardine Malado February 19, 2017 07:40 PM EST
France passes law requiring pro-life websites to 'openly state' stance on abortion

France passes law requiring pro-life websites to 'openly state' stance on abortion

The French National Assembly passed a new law on Thursday that would penalize pro-life websites that attempt to discourage women from seeking to terminate their pregnancies if the website owners do not openly state their stance on abortion.

Jardine Malado February 19, 2017 07:35 PM EST
Case reopens against men accused of stripping elderly Coptic woman in Egypt

Case reopens against men accused of stripping elderly Coptic woman in Egypt

Egyptian authorities have reinstated the case against the three men who were accused of stripping a 70-year-old woman naked in public on the streets of Minya province in Egypt.

Jardine Malado February 19, 2017 07:30 PM EST
Suspected ISIS militants gun down Coptic teacher in Egypt

Suspected ISIS militants gun down Coptic teacher in Egypt

A Coptic Christian teacher was killed by suspected Islamic State militants on Thursday while he was on his way to school in northern Sinai.

Jardine Malado February 19, 2017 07:24 PM EST
Same-sex attracted Anglican pastor says he feels bullied for opposing gay marriage

Same-sex attracted Anglican pastor says he feels bullied for opposing gay marriage

An Anglican pastor who described himself as "same-sex attracted" has said that he feels bullied by some members of Church of England's General Synod for affirming the biblical definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman.

Jardine Malado February 17, 2017 03:13 AM EST
General Synod rejects Church of England's report on gay marriage

General Synod rejects Church of England's report on gay marriage

The Church of England's ruling body has rejected a report that upholds the teaching that marriage is the union between a man and a woman.

Jardine Malado February 16, 2017 02:59 AM EST
Imprisoned Iranian Christian falls 'seriously ill' after undergoing hunger strike

Imprisoned Iranian Christian falls 'seriously ill' after undergoing hunger strike

An Iranian Christian convert who was imprisoned in August has fallen "seriously ill" after he went on a hunger strike to protest against the unfair handling of his case.

Jardine Malado February 16, 2017 02:54 AM EST
ISIS burns three families alive for trying to escape 'Caliphate'

ISIS burns three families alive for trying to escape 'Caliphate'

Three families from Iraq who were trying to escape the areas controlled by the Islamic State have been burned to death by the terror group, a security source told an Iraqi news outlet on Saturday.

Jardine Malado February 16, 2017 02:35 AM EST
Boko Haram insurgency has claimed nearly 100,000 lives, new report says

Boko Haram insurgency has claimed nearly 100,000 lives, new report says

The governor of Borno state in Nigeria has released a new report indicating that the Islamic terror group Boko Haram has killed nearly 100,000 people and driven over two million Nigerians out of their homes.

Jardine Malado February 16, 2017 02:44 AM EST
Wounded ISIS fighters get treated in Christian hospital outside Mosul

Wounded ISIS fighters get treated in Christian hospital outside Mosul

Islamic State fighters who are wounded in the battle for the liberation of Mosul are being treated in a hospital set up by an evangelical humanitarian aid group outside of the city.

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