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Within the thousands of Muslim refugees and migrants in Germany is the increasing interest in becoming Christians either because they are sick with Islam, or have finally found the one true God.

Oklahoma's Republican Governor Mary Fallin vetoed the bill that would have made performing an abortion a felony and is a basis for revoking the license of the performing doctor despite her pro-life stance.

Pope Francis will meet the senior leader of world's Sunni Muslims at the Vatican this Monday. No immediate information about the important agenda to be discussed by the two church leaders is available, but sources said it includes, among others, filling the gap between Islam and Christian for peace, and the crisis in Syria and Iraq.

Nothing is more painful for the Christian mother from Mosul, Iraq than to witness her 12-year-old daughter suffer and die in her arms. Adding that agony were her daughter's plea for her murderers "forgive them."

Jeremy Lin, the point guard of Charlotte Hornets, will be in his homeland Taiwan from June 10-17th to coach basketball at a youth basketball camp in the city of Kaohsiung, the southern tip of Taiwan, and share his life experience at a Christian gathering as part of his annual Asia tour.

America's football icon turned Christian advocate Tim Tebow will be your guide to how to handle success and disappointment in life with his second book publication "Shaken: Discovering Your True Identity in the Midst of Life's Storms," available in October this year.

Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao punched his way into the Senate, garnering over 15 million votes to take the fifth place among the 12 slots in the Senatorial race in the May 9th elections in the Philippines.

The portion of River Jordan where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist and is one of the holiest Christian sites will be reopened to the public as soon as its surrounding is cleared of landmines.

Norway is at odds with over 100 legal luminaries and politicians from the US and around the world for taking custody of four of the five children of Bodnariu couple to protect them from their parents' "Bible-based parenting style."

Jihadists in the Democratic Republic of Congo killed without mercy 50 Christians mostly women and children this month of May alone, adding to their 500 victims from the time they began their rampage in 2014.

An Iranian pastor and his wife were arrested along with three other church workers in a May 13 police raid that reportedly carries no legal basis except of Iran's notoriety against Christians.

At the very birthplace of Roman Catholicism, a bill that brings a twist to the liturgical teachings in the Holy Bible was overwhelmingly approved by lawmakers in Italy allowing the civil union of same-sex amid widespread strong objection, especially from the church.

Extremism was made evident as a twisted intellect by a captured member of an Islamic State Fighter when he asked his captors, who are Christian Militias, to finish him off so he could catch up a religious ceremony in heaven by 4 p.m.

A former Roman Catholic priest was arrested after five years in hiding from authorities of the United Kingdom for alleged child sex abuse.

Christian militia fighting the Islamic State in Iraq will soon get an improved equipment as the U.S Congress and the Senate are set to authorize a new bill allotting money to support their cause.

The Obama administration directed all public schools to allow transgender students to allow access in restrooms according to gender.

Christians in Pakistan took to the streets and gathered in front Lahore High Court to protest the planned demolition of four churches to pave the way for the construction of a new railway, a report that Pakistani authorities vehemently denied.

Kenya is shutting down world's largest refugee camp in Dadaab that caters 350,000 Somalis citing national security as the reason, despite the United Nations plea to reconsider the decision.

Over 40,000 Christian refugees in Germany are routinely being harassed for their religion, and government officials have kept mum about it, leaving the sympathetic police to bring the issue public through reports by activist groups.

A missionary surgeon was convicted of sexually abusing four women and 18 minors during his 28-year mission in Bangladesh from 1961 to 1989.

Sudan released one of the two Christian church leaders the government has arrested and jailed since December without charges.

CBCP offers vigilant collaboration to the government as Rodrigo Duterte keeps a big lead in the presidential race.

People in poverty line or those earning 2,300 yuan ($362) or less a year in China make up 5 percent of its nearly 1.4 billion population, and the government wants poverty eliminated by 2020.

Iran detained a worker of a charity institution in the United Kingdom for "national security reasons", but since the April 3 arrest, it has not filed a complaint against her.

A band of armed men abducted a Tunisian national who works for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Yemen.