Tennis star Coco Gauff was captured in a moment of deep gratitude and reflection after securing her first major tournament victory at this year’s US Open. Following her triumph, Gauff, who has openly expressed her Chrisitan faith on multiple occasions, knelt
An amazing revelation has unfolded in Israel: that Iran could potentially see a radical change in government. On a stop in Tel Aviv during his first trip to Israel, the son of Iran’s former Shah, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, told
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently visited Jerusalem on a foreign policy trip ahead of an expected Republican presidential run in 2024. He delivered a keynote address at the “Celebrate the Faces of Israel” event held at the Museum of Tolerance
An Evangelical prayer near the Western Wall in Jerusalem descended into chaos after right-wing orthodox Jewish activists chanted insults and reportedly spit on participants, leading to some arrests. The prayer gathering consisted of a “coalition of believers in Israel and
The Welcoming Love of God It is often not easy for individuals, communities, or nations to love and welcome newcomers. It can also be hard for them to feel welcome and loved. When Europeans came to Australia they did not
Around the nation Christians have been working hard to secure important meetings with their local federal MPs to discuss the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC) recommendations regarding faith-based schools. The ALRC has recommended that Christian schools be stripped of their
The Northern Territory will extend alcohol restrictions in Alice Springs for at least two years after incidents of domestic violence and assault plummeted by more than a third. The move follows an outcry from locals who had demanded for months
This past week Australian Christian Lobby CEO Michelle Pearse led a delegation of faith leaders for a roundtable discussion with Shadow Attorney General, Senator Michealia Cash, and Shadow Education Minister, Senator Sarah Henderson. Discussions were robust, wide-ranging, and productive. Pearse
New research detailing the impact of COVID-19 on churches yielded mixed findings, with both positives and negatives emerging in the wake of the pandemic. The report, titled, “Back to Normal? The Mixed Messages of Congregational Recovery Coming Out of the
One of the most wide-ranging surveys of Anglican clergy in more than a decade has found three quarters don’t believe Britain can still be considered a Christian country. The Times polled over 1200 serving Anglican clergy – around 6% of
