With persecution intensifying in Nigeria, many Christians face amplified social pressures. The latest example centres on two government colleges. Sean Nelson, legal counsel for ADF International, warns of dangerous, anti-Christian bias on these campuses. “The situation in Nigeria, is a
“The Chosen” is changing inmates’ lives, bringing the Gospel message to a population desperately needing hope and transformation. Heather Rice-Minus, president and CEO of Prison Fellowship, a ministry serving the incarcerated and their families, recently explained the impact of the
An increasing share of Americans think their religious beliefs are “at odds” with “mainstream American culture.” 48% of citizens say there is either a “great deal” or “some” conflict in this area, up from just 42% in 2020, according to
Let God Arise and Triumph There are times when what we hope for and pray for does not happen. Easter was the time when God triumphed while the disciples found what they had hoped for did not happen. Jesus died
Christian schools have denounced the Australian Law Reform Commissions (ALRC’s) final report into religious discrimination reforms, saying it has fewer protections for faith-based schools than its previous “controversial” consultation report and was a “direct attack on faith and freedom of
A coalition of Christian, Islamic and Jewish leaders and educators has written a joint letter to Anthony Albanese, urging him to reject a proposed overhaul of religious schools because it would “extinguish their distinct and authentic character” and render them
Under the cover of night, NSW Labor, the Greens and independent Alex Greenwich teamed up to pass the controversial ‘Conversion Practices Ban Bill’ in NSW. They rammed it through while you and I were sleeping, while many parliamentarians had gone
Voters in Ireland have rejected efforts to change the language of the country’s constitution regarding what constitutes a family and the role of women in the home, even after supporting progressive referendums in recent years. In referendum votes on International
It took Frito-Lay 63 years to build a $13 billion dollar empire. This week, 50 seconds almost destroyed it. That’s how close the brand came to corporate annihilation after its Doritos team posted a short video with a trans influencer
England’s National Health Service (NHS) announced it will no longer prescribe puberty-blocking drugs to children at gender identity clinics citing there “is not enough evidence of safety and clinical effectiveness.” The move comes just a few years after doctors issued
