This month marked 77 years since one of the world’s most violent religious conflicts: the partition of India and Pakistan, which claimed more than a million Hindu and Muslim lives and displaced over 15 million people. A people that once
In a series of coordinated attacks, Hezbollah has launched rockets into Israel’s Jezreel Valley, targeting multiple locations, including Haifa, Ramat David air base, Nazareth, Afula and the lower Galilee. “Another barrage of Hezbollah rockets at Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus,
College football season is kicking into high gear and while most coaches and players have their eyes on championship titles and trophies, one Georgia team says they have their sights set on something bigger – eternity. Shorter University is a
Chicago Public School (CPS) officials told teachers to give migrant students a pass grade and move them to the next grade, even if the students did not speak English and displayed “severe academic deficiencies,” according to a new report. Migrants who
Hundreds of San Quentin prison inmates were “worshipping, praying, and rejoicing” after dozens of incarcerated men gave their lives to Jesus, a national prison ministry reports. God Behind Bars, which works to restore the lives of inmates by building their faith,
A Texas teachers union that opposes a plan to allow Christian references in elementary school curriculum is a staunch supporter of the homosexual and trans movement. The State Board of Education (SBOE) is holding a week-long series of public hearings
Pastor Barnabas is among millions of Christ-followers living in overcrowded displacement camps in Nigeria after Fulani militants attacked the pastor, his late brother and his brother’s late wife while they were on their farm in 2019. Armed with guns, machetes and
In a nine-page submission to the United Nations, the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC) has urged Canadian authorities to repeal euthanasia laws for mental illness, highlighting a negative effect on women with disabilities, and to create a new anti-human trafficking
As hate crimes continue to rise across the United States, lawmakers are urgently calling for action. Violent attacks targeting Jewish and minority communities are at the forefront of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee’s latest discussions. The hearing, originally aimed at
The Pacific Prayer Assembly was birthed out of the World Prayer Assembly held in Perth last year. With encouragement from Australian and international Prayer ministries and in partnership with Australian and international Evangelists, this event promises to be a strategic
