Leaders of the Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions in Queensland have united to condemn the Miles government’s draft anti-discrimination laws restricting their schools from hiring and firing staff based on their faith, sexuality, marital status and gender identity. Recommended by
Plagued by missteps and controversy, new concerns over the Paris Olympics are being raised as the safety of female athletes is potentially put in danger as they compete on an unfair playing field. Wendy Francis, National Director of Politics for
FamilyVoice Australia has named pro-life law professor Joanna Howe as 2024 Mother of the Year, recognising her enormous contribution to defending the unborn. Professor Joanna Howe is a worthy recipient of the 2024 FamilyVoice Mother of the Year award, as
President Joe Biden has suggested that the U.S. Supreme Court justices should have term limits and a code of ethics to abide by after calling for Supreme Court reform during a recent primetime address. In a piece published in The
There’s an escalating battle over the right of churches to help the homeless in America. Local authorities are threatening churches and non-profits with fines and other legal action – accusing them of violating zoning laws and local ordinances by housing
The internet has erupted over the latest Olympics controversy: Italian boxer Angela Carini abandoned her fight against Algerian opponent Imane Khelif just 46 seconds into their match. The shocking moment, which included Carini breaking down in tears inside the ring,
After months of deliberation, the board of the embattled International House of Prayer Kansas City (IHOPKC) has decided that the vaunted 24/7 Prayer Room will not be operated under the umbrella of any church. This decision follows the shuttering of
A persecution watchdog is warning about the dire state of persecution in Pakistan, calling it “one of the most difficult countries to be a Christian.” David Curry, CEO of Global Christian Relief, told CBN News Pakistan’s blasphemy laws — regulations
More than two-thirds of Christians in Scotland report having experienced some form of prejudice for their faith, according to a recent survey by a United Kingdom-based Christian think tank. Logos Scotland conducted a survey of 1,077 Christian and non-Christian respondents from
George Barna, a leading expert in church and worldview trends, has weighed in on some of the biggest issues facing the Church — including the steady decrease in a biblical worldview and dwindling concern for spiritual formation — at a
