Around one-third of pastors who leave the ministry cite burnout or conflict with the church as the reasons, according to a study by Lifeway Research. Lifeway released a report based on the findings of a study of former pastors from
One of the leaders of a humanitarian organization distributing food and resources in war-torn Gaza recently revealed some surprising details surrounding what he believes has foiled efforts. Johnnie Moore, executive chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), contends one of
At Columbia University recently, crowds of masked pro-Palestinian protesters stormed the library, beating drums, and chanting. Two public safety officers suffered injuries in the commotion. Former Columbia student Franziska Sittig said, “It’s just an utter disgrace to an institution of
Anthony Albanese faces renewed pressure to introduce consequences for states – and in particular the Northern Territory (NT) – for their failures to comply with the Closing the Gap agreement as new data shows that governments around Australia are still
Equality Australia has magically received DGR status in Labor’s most-recent budget after being knocked back thrice by the charity regulator and the courts. For those unfamiliar with this initialism, DGR status is a perk yearned for by charities because it
A human rights advocate is calling on Pakistan’s Parliament to address the alarming increase in false blasphemy allegations against Christians and other religious minorities. While most rallies and seminars for the annual National Minorities Day took place on Sunday to
A multitude of Evangelical Christians mobilized across Venezuela during the March for Jesus, an event officially declared months earlier as the “National Day of the March for Jesus” by the Venezuelan government through a presidential decree. The date was recently
President Trump recently met with key leaders of two countries to try to end one of the longest conflicts in the world. The president talked with leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan in Washington before they all signed a peace agreement.
New Zealand appears to be following the same trend as other countries that have introduced euthanasia and assisted suicide legislation in recent years. “The experience of New Zealand should serve as a portent of what we can likely expect in
Politics abhors a vacuum. If a political party occupies a clear space in the body politic but then, for one reason or another, vacates that space, some other political force with similar appeal will move in. This is the situation
