A New Jersey church’s effort to serve its community is inspiring hearts and minds, helping families thrive, and creating a blueprint for how houses of worship can serve people with special needs. Tim Lucas, founder and lead pastor of Liquid
American author and radio talk show host Eric Metaxas warns that the West is fast approaching a dangerous cultural tipping point, although he says it’s not too late to reverse course. In his new book, “Letter to the American Church”,
LET GO AND LET GOD We want to help God achieve great things, so it is hard to let go and let God. We want to see a great transformation or revival either in ourselves, our families, our churches or
Religious leaders are urging Anthony Albanese to reverse his opposition to a “statements of belief” clause in religious discrimination legislation which would offer explicit protection for people of faith from being sacked by their employer over voicing their beliefs. Attorney-General
The state’s longest-serving MP, the Reverend Fred Nile, will retire from parliament at the state election, with his second wife Silvana Nile to contest a seat in the upper house in a bid to replace him. Nile, 88, who has
Members of the Australian Prayer Network are invited to join people across Australia to pray for a breakthrough in Victoria as the election in that State draws near. The Canberra Declaration is hosting a 25.5 hour Prayer, Praise and Worship
Elvis Presley became an international sensation before his untimely death in 1977 at the age of 42. But while the world celebrated “The King of Rock and Roll” for his musical talents, his stepbrother, Billy Stanley, is on a mission
The CEO of a pro-life pregnancy centre severely damaged in an activist firebombing earlier this year is accusing police in upstate New York of withholding evidence of the crime. Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare, which saw its medical office
Nurses are said to be skipping meals to feed and clothe their children and are turning to foodbanks for help. Other National Health Service (NHS) staff are struggling to afford the journey to work because of the rising cost of
Catholics outnumber Protestants for the first time in Northern Ireland in a tipping point deemed to be of huge historical significance. Data from the 2021 census, recorded almost a century after Northern Ireland was created with borders intended to guarantee
