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Sir Mo Farah Has Athletics Track Named After Him At Catholic University
Sir Mo Farah today returned to the Catholic university where he trained as a junior athlete to attend a ceremony in which the campus's athletics track was named after the star.
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Pastors Pray And Anoint The Door That Donald Trump Will Walk Through At His Inauguration
Three Christian leaders in the United States have joined to "pray and anoint" the doorway that President-elect Trump will walk through before his inauguration at the Capitol Building tomorrow.
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The One Stumbling Block Every Christian Will Need to Overcome to Attain Spiritual Maturity
What is spiritual maturity and how do Christians gauge it?
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3 Ways Christians Hide Their Light in a Basket
The Lord Jesus Himself told us to let our lights shine so that people may see us do good and then glorify God. Oftentimes this is understood or perceived wrongly, leading many believers to either fail to shine their lights, let themselves shine for their own glory, or actually hide their light under a basket.
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Top U.S. Professors Deny Conflict Between Science and Faith: 'Famous Scientists Were in Fact Christian Believers'
Are all scientists atheists and does science oppose faith?
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Atheist-Led Canadian Church Dispenses With Bible, Replaces Lord's Prayer With Secular Invocation
From Canada comes this shocking news: A Christian church is being led by an openly atheist minister who has mostly done away with the Bible and has replaced the Lord's Prayer with a nonsectarian affirmation.
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Atheist minister Gretta Vosper receives standing ovation after ban from church
Gretta Vosper was given a standing ovation by her congregation after taking her first Sunday service since being banned as a minister.
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Rev Gretta Vosper doesn't believe in God, Jesus or Bible: Church panel says enough is enough
Atheist pastor Gretta Vosper should be dismissed from ministry in the United Church of Canada, a Church committee has decided.
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Home Office wins appeal, can block Syrian refugees coming from Calais camps
The Home Office has won an appeal against a group of Syrian refugees who had been allowed to come to the UK from Calais' Jungle camp.
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Pastor Mark Driscoll finds home for his new Trinity Church in Phoenix suburb
Former Mars Hill Pastor Mark Driscoll is going full speed ahead with the improvements of his new church, The Trinity Church, since he has just purchased a permanent home for it.
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Mark Driscoll says true Christians are saved by God, not by their good works
Evangelist Mark Driscoll, former pastor of Mars Hill Church, says people should beware of false prophets and Christians because these people tend to be religious only so they can justify themselves in one of three ways.
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Sadie Robertson posts Blake Coward photo on social media, sparking speculations on whether they're back together
"Duck Dynasty" star Sadie Robertson recently posted a photo of her ex-boyfriend Blake Coward on social media, which led fans to believe that the two have patched things up and gotten back together.
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Mark Driscoll announces new church opening date
Driscoll has been leading a congregation at the former Glass and Garden Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, over the last few weeks.
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Why atheist churches are parasites on true Christianity
There's a church in Toronto where they don't believe in God – and that's just fine, according to the minister.
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Fast-tracked restoration: Why is Mark Driscoll already back in church leadership?
How soon is too soon for a fallen leader to be restored?
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Mark Driscoll's new church will meet for the first time on Easter Sunday
Venue is announced for his new venture The Trinity Church.
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Mark Driscoll denies racketeering, calls claims 'false and malicious'
Former Mars Hill Pastor Mark Driscoll denies allegations made against him in a new lawsuit.
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Ofsted condemns London Jewish schools for 'narrow' view of women
An Orthodox Jewish School in London has been criticised for providing books in which "images of females had either been erased or radically changed".
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ISIS may attempt to attack U.S. this year, infiltrate refugees to reach other countries, U.S. intel officials warn
A top U.S. intelligence official warned Tuesday that the Islamic State (ISIS) may plan to attack the U.S. this year and the terrorist group may infiltrate refugees from Iraq and Syria to go to other countries.
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Divisions emerge over Mark Driscoll's new church
The saga of Mars Hill and its aftermath is continuing to generate division in the evangelical Christian community as sharp differences emerged in response to Mark Driscoll's decision to plant a new church.
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Virginia pastor blasts gay marriage and abortion, tells flock to hang on to their guns
A Virginia pastor slammed those who support same-sex marriage, gun control and abortion, saying "50 million have been killed by" abortionists.
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Leaked contract shows Driscolls got $400k advance for controversial Real Marriage book
A copy of the contract with Thomas Nelson has been released online by blogger WenatcheeTheHatchet.
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Christmas miracle: Bomb explosion sends couple flying from their bed but unscathed in their Louisiana home
A bomb planted by a maintenance worker at an equestrian center in Benton, Louisiana sent the owners flying in the air Saturday but were not injured.
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