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The Oakville, Ontario church previously led by disgraced pastor Bruxy Cavey has apologized for remarks from a church leader suggesting Cavey will return to ministry. At a town hall meeting, a church overseer made a statement directed at Cavey, saying…Read More→
A thousand-year-old handwritten manuscript is being sent back to the monastery it was stolen from more than 100 years later. The Museum of the Bible has been reviewing its entire collection, and after learning that the document had been looted…Read More→
A Christian couple from Pakistan are sharing their story of how they escaped from death row on blasphemy charges and took refuge in Europe. The couple was accused of sending offensive text messages to a local Imam while living in…Read More→
Sometimes called the “Christian writer’s writer” and the “minister’s minister,” author Frederick Buechner died this week at the age of 96. In this piece for Christianity Today, theology professor Justin Ariel Bailey looks back at Buechner’s conversion to Christianity, and…Read More→
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After a bout of facial paralysis forced him to pause his world tour, Canadian singer Justin Bieber is back in front of audiences and praising God. In a video posted to his social media, Bieber stops mid-concert to pray and…Read More→
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Author Salman Rushdie is on a ventilator and will likely lose an eye after being attacked on-stage in New York. Rushdie was stabbed in the neck and abdomen just as he was about to begin a public lecture at the…Read More→
Anyone who has been part of a 12-step program – or perhaps even seen one depicted in media – can see the resemblance to Christianity and organized church. While viewing sin as an “addiction” may be helpful for some and…Read More→
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New data shows that Christians are far more likely to be killed by jihadist groups in Nigeria than muslims. The latest from the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa (ORFA) shows that Christians were targeted in killings nearly eight times…Read More→
In the time of Paul in the Bible, it was customary for rabbis to learn a trade which they could use to sustain themselves and fund their ministry. For Paul, this was tent-making, and is the place we get the…Read More→
Some churches may be more political than others, but according to research, politics from the pulpit is the exception, not the norm. In this piece for Religion Unplugged, American pastor and writer Paul Prather looks at the reasons why many…Read More→