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Christian Times

Jardine Malado November 20, 2016 08:27 PM EST
Pakistani government arrests cable operators in crackdown against Christian TV stations

Pakistani government arrests cable operators in crackdown against Christian TV stations

Six people who worked at cable television stations were arrested for broadcasting Indian Christian channels in Pakistan as part of the crackdown against unlicensed stations.

Jardine Malado November 20, 2016 08:17 PM EST
Iraqi Christians speak of cruelties they suffered under ISIS rule

Iraqi Christians speak of cruelties they suffered under ISIS rule

Iraqi Christians have spoken about the suffering that they experienced while living under the rule of the Islamic State for over two years.

Jardine Malado November 20, 2016 08:13 PM EST
Conservative Anglican churches offset decline of church attendance in UK

Conservative Anglican churches offset decline of church attendance in UK

Anglican churches that are affiliated with the conservative group Reform has reported a three to four increase in church attendance each year for the past five years.

Jardine Malado November 20, 2016 08:07 PM EST
At least 34 Christians killed in attack by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria

At least 34 Christians killed in attack by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria

More than 34 people in predominantly Christian villages in Kauru in the Nigerian state of Kaduna were killed in the attack carried out by 200 Fulani herdsmen on Nov. 13. The attackers also destroyed over 100 houses and other properties of the villagers.

Jardine Malado November 18, 2016 09:36 PM EST
Mexican lawmakers vote against legalization of same-sex marriage

Mexican lawmakers vote against legalization of same-sex marriage

Mexican lawmakers have voted against Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's proposal to amend the constitution to legalize same-sex marriage after several mass protests against the proposed amendment.

Jardine Malado November 17, 2016 09:38 PM EST
Literal Bible interpretation boosts church growth, according to study

Literal Bible interpretation boosts church growth, according to study

The findings of a new study suggested that churches that uphold a literal interpretation of the Bible grows faster than those that are more liberal.

Jardine Malado November 17, 2016 09:21 PM EST
Ethiopian teenage girls receive prison sentence for distributing Christian book

Ethiopian teenage girls receive prison sentence for distributing Christian book

Four Ethiopian teenage girls who distributed books about Christianity have been sentenced to one-month imprisonment on Nov. 15 in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa for inciting religious violence.

Jardine Malado November 17, 2016 07:22 PM EST
Iraqi Christians weep as they return to church desecrated by ISIS

Iraqi Christians weep as they return to church desecrated by ISIS

Iraqi Christians wept when they saw the condition of the church in the Iraqi Christian town of Keramlis last Sunday. It was the first time the Christians had stepped into St. Addai Church since ISIS took over the town in August 2014.

Jardine Malado November 17, 2016 09:16 PM EST
Kurdish all-female militia joins fight against ISIS to liberate captured women

Kurdish all-female militia joins fight against ISIS to liberate captured women

An all-female Kurdish militia is joining the fight against the Islamic State in an effort to liberate Yazidi women in captivity and avenge those who were harmed by the jihadists.

Jardine Malado November 16, 2016 11:45 PM EST
Christians among victims of continuing practice of organ harvesting in China

Christians among victims of continuing practice of organ harvesting in China

The practice of forced organ harvesting is still going on in China and Christians who attend house churches are among the victims, says two investigators who spent 10 years researching the subject.

Jardine Malado November 16, 2016 10:44 PM EST
Assyrian Christians lament ISIS' destruction of ancient pyramid in Iraq

Assyrian Christians lament ISIS' destruction of ancient pyramid in Iraq

The Islamic State has destroyed heritage sites in the ancient Assyrian City of Nimrud as Iraqi forces continue to drive the militant group out of its strongholds.

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