An 82-year-old Louisiana pastor is seeing his unique ministry yield “great dividends” as he has single-handedly reached more than 400 people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ by ministering to them at a busy intersection. He said his church had
In a landmark decision on November 14th, 2024, Toronto’s City Council officially declared December as Christian Heritage Month, sparking jubilation among the city’s Christian community. This historic celebration will take place in the very council chambers where a heated debate
Ex-Muslims in Iraq who convert to Christianity face consequences that could range from beatings to kidnappings — or even death. Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern (ICC), recently joined CBN News’ “Newsmakers” podcast to explore the various levels of
“This legalizes child rape.” This startling warning from Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern (ICC), comes amid headlines forewarning a shocking bill making its way through Iraq’s parliament. The proposal would lower the age of consent for young girls
‘Muhammad’ has now become the number one most popular boys name in England and Wales. According to the Office for National Statistics, Muhammad overtook Oliver as the most popular name for baby boys in 2023. Muhammad has been among the top
Editors comments: Following the release of his latest book “Prayer Power – Changing the World and You” –– which is drawing lots of positive comments from around the world, we asked Rev. Dr Stuart Robinson, an award winning and bestselling
A Greater Freedom of Expression The Albanese government has had to let go its misinformation bill because of the strong opposition in the Senate from the Coalition, Greens, and crossbench. There was no way that this proposal could be turned
Anglican priests need not be “chaste” under a change of policy in the progressive Diocese of Perth that has angered traditionalists and stoked tension over moral standards in the nation’s second-largest church. The terms “chaste” and “chastity” were axed when
Faith leaders and women’s rights activists are sounding the alarm. Victorian politicians are soon set to debate and vote on new anti-vilification legislation. Religious groups and women’s sex-based rights advocates are rightly concerned. The omnibus legislation, if supported in its
Some trans activists are questioning the tactics used to further their cause. To get on the wrong side of transgender activists is often to endure their unsparing criticism. After a Democratic congressman defended parents who expressed concern about transgender athletes
