One hundred children and teenagers on the radar of Victoria’s child protection services have died in just two years, a toll sparking new concerns about gaps in the state’s youth safety net. Victorian Coroners Court data, reveals SIDS, suicide, car
In some respects, the plight of Native Americans hasn’t changed. They face troubling circumstances with issues ranging from substance abuse to a massive COVID-19 impact, to an alarming number of missing and murdered women. “There’s a lot of broken areas,
Christian Hacking had just graduated from Leeds University and was on a teacher training scheme when he had a rock climbing accident that left him partially paralysed and needing a wheelchair. As he was going through rehab, he started asking
Florida Republican Congressman Mike Waltz, a decorated former Special Forces officer who led multiple combat tours to Afghanistan, tells CBN News that a year after the Taliban takeover, the country is now a sanctuary for terrorists. “The intelligence community has
What began in Tehran as a series of protests over the death of a 22-year-old woman, Masha Amini, for not wearing her hijab properly, has now become an international cry for regime change. Students in Iranian streets shouted, “Death to
God isn’t afraid of difficult teens and even had one of his own in Samson. Here is why you should take heart if you’re struggling with your child’s adolescence as you have no idea what God will call them to.
The United Baptist Theological Seminary (UBTS), which cooperates with thousands of churches across Ukraine, has revealed at least 400 churches have been lost since the conflict started in February 2022. Speaking to the Baptist Press, president and pastor of Journey
OUR NEED TO BE ONE Our prayers can often be focused on our own needs, but they need to be deeper and not necessarily about our needs, but about the needs of others while being one with Jesus and one
Independent senator David Pocock has expressed concern over Labor’s legislation to abolish the cashless debit card, urging the government to establish a clearer pathway to transition away from compulsory to voluntary income management. The calls come as several senators challenge
Australian school students have been subjected to rampant bullying because of their religious beliefs, according to a study into state schools. Sydney University’s Professor Emerita Suzanne Rutland and Professor Zehavit Gross from Bar Ilan University in Israel found Christian, Jewish,
