Supporters across the UK have raised over $124,000 to assist students affected by Spurgeon’s College’s sudden shutdown. The Baptist Union of Great Britain launched an emergency appeal after the historic theological institution closed without warning …
Historic Confirmation at St. Paul’s Cathedral On January 28, Sarah Mullally was officially confirmed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury during a ceremony at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. Her confirmation marks the first time …
Early Christian Art Unearthed in Turkey Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare third-century mural of Jesus as the “Good Shepherd,” shedding light on early Christian art. The well-preserved fresco was found in a subterranean …
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A Hard-Won National Holiday The journey to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday lasted 15 years and faced intense opposition. Civil rights activists, led by figures like Coretta Scott King and Congressman …
An archaeological journey to uncover clues about the ark of the covenant was abruptly halted due to breaking news: Israel had launched strikes on Iran, and in response, closed its airspace. The journey aimed not …
Amy Grant’s latest single, The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm), revives the spirit of Woodstock while urging modern reflection on unrest. The folk-pop track, released on the date named in its title, marks Grant’s first …
Richard Smallwood, acclaimed gospel singer, pianist, and composer, died Tuesday, Dec. 30, at 77 from kidney failure complications. Known globally for his landmark gospel anthem Total Praise, Smallwood left a powerful legacy of merging classical …
Babbitt’s Death Reframed by Trump and His Movement Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran killed during the January 6 Capitol attack, became a pivotal figure in Donald Trump’s post-presidency rhetoric. Rather than portraying her …
The discovery of Yehohanan’s remains in 1968 provided the first and only physical evidence of crucifixion in antiquity. Although tens of thousands were crucified during the Roman Empire, no skeletal proof had ever been found—until …
Emotional Repatriation of Cultural Artifacts More than 60 Indigenous cultural artifacts, including a rare Inuvialuit sealskin kayak, have returned to Canada after over 100 years in the Vatican’s possession. The repatriation marks a historic and …