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Trial of pro-democracy Catholic cardinal starts in Hong Kong
New York pro-life center sues police for withholding evidence
Camp offers children of imprisoned men sports lessons, Gospel message
‘God’s Smuggler’, Brother Andrew, dies at 94
Study: More U.S. Christians may be leaving faith than joining
UK Mosque engages in raising funds for church
A Michigan man said he shot an elderly pro-life volunteer by accident after the volunteer got into a heated argument over abortion. The 84-year-old woman,
There has been a decline in happiness among children living in the UK in the last decade. The yearly Good Childhood Report of the UK-based
For the first time in Northern Ireland’s history, Catholics outnumber Protestants in the country as revealed by the 2021 census which was recently released. The
The National Mall in Washington D.C. was flooded by hundreds of Christians on Saturday, Sept. 24, who joined the March for the Martyrs event in
A Sudanese judge has dismissed the case against four Christians arrested on charges of apostasy for converting from Islam. Prosecutors had previously pressured the detainees
Mark Houck (48), a pro-life Christian, was arrested on Friday after dozens of FBI agents arrived at his house early morning and pointed guns at
Televangelist and gospel singer Juanita Bynum is under fire for offering a seven-session prayer training class priced at $1,499. Josh Shepherd of The Roys Report
Ryan Foley of The Christian Post writes that well-known theologian Albert Mohler has stirred controversy with comments about how Christians must vote in the upcoming
An Australian council is considering if opening meetings in Christian prayer is the best way to represent its community. During its September meeting, the Mildura
The ChurchWorks Commission has asked churches in the UK to serve as shelters, providing warmth to people during winter as the cost of living continues
Hispanics may now be the largest demographic group in Texas, and Baptists there have been examining what the influx of different cultures will mean for
Jair Bolsonaro, the embattled President of Brazil, is offering sanctuary to people of faith who have been persecuted in Nicaragua by the country’s socialist government.