David Curry, CEO of Global Christian Relief, which seeks to uncover Christian persecution and advocates for believers across the globe, is sounding the alarm about the dire situation in Afghanistan 18 months after U.S. forces abruptly left the beleaguered nation.
Following threats of legal action and pressure from over 20 attorneys general, the major pharmacy retail chain Walgreens has confirmed that it will not dispense the abortion pill in certain parts of the country, even where abortion remains legal. In
Campaigners have raised concerns that freedom of thought is being criminalised after MPs voted against an amendment to protect silent prayer and consensual conversations around abortion clinics. The House of Commons passed a clause of the Public Order Bill which
The vast majority of Americans, 96%, do not hold to a biblical worldview following the COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a new survey. Calling it a “significant change” in Americans’ worldview, the Cultural Research Centre of Arizona Christian University led by
Classic campfire songs that include references to God and religion will no longer be used by Girl Guides. According to new guidelines, leaders can change the lyrics of any song to omit religious and racist references that might make the
A new campaign has been launched to encourage more people to become religious studies (RS) teachers, following a drought in people willing to lead the subject. According to data, the number of people applying to teach RS is down by
Seeking Justice While true justice can unite and uplift people, another kind of so-called social justice can create division. Many of us seem to be hardwired to value justice and fairness. When we are wronged, or see examples of injustice,
Mayors of the four towns affected by the abolition of the cashless debit card in Western Australia’s remote Goldfields region say a sudden influx of cash on to the streets has led to a surge in violence, child neglect and
“Let there be light!” That was the cry of Ikuntji Elder Kieran Malta at 8.05pm on Good Friday 2023 in remote Central Australia – moments later a cheer went up as the Forgiveness Cross on Memory Mountain was illuminated for
A Christian college in Missouri is asking the United States Supreme Court to halt a Biden administration directive that requires schools to allow male students to be housed in women-only dormitories or use the girls’ showers. College of the Ozarks
