Burkina Faso (63 percent Muslim; 31.5 percent Christian) has long been known for its harmony and religious openness. Today, however, authorities in the capital Ouagadougou admit that 40 percent of the country is now outside government control. Across the north
CHARLES IS KING BUT JESUS IS LORD King Charles has shown he has lived through many changes and challenges in a society where traditions have prospered and flourished. But when his mother died , he became king and things really
Hillsong has announced a raft of changes on its governance structure as part of it’s journey to become a “healthy church”. Interim pastor Philip Dooley and chairman of the board Stephen Crouch shared the changes during a meeting with the
The WA Attorney General, John Quigley tabled the Law Reform Commission’s Report on its “Review of the Equal Opportunity Act” in the state Parliament on 16th August. It is of great concern to the Christian community that in tabling the report, the
The world is waking up to the profoundly inhuman medical and psychological harms that children with gender dysphoria are experiencing when referred to gender clinics. The international trend is moving away from prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to children
More than 20 state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture for threatening to withhold funds for the National School Lunch Program from schools that do not comply with the Biden administration’s LGBT ideology. The
Law firms specializing in religious liberty cases have denounced a newly proposed rule from the Biden administration that critics say will force doctors to perform abortions and body mutilating “gender transition” surgeries, even if they’re morally opposed to the practices.
World Rugby has decided to follow the science when it comes to transgender players. Transgender men, will not be permitted to play against women once they have begun taking testosterone because of the advantages it provides. Women who appropriate manhood
A leading bishop in Nigeria has blamed the country’s president Muhammad Buharri and his government for the country’s crisis relating to the “genocidal persecution” of Christians. Rt Rev Oliver Dashe Doeme, Bishop of Maiduguri told Catholic charity Aid to the
Extremist groups are specifically targeting Christians in Nigeria according to new research by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa (ORFA), which has revealed Christians are between seven to ten times more likely to be killed than Muslims per capita
