U.S. government officials, along with representatives of over 150 nations, are actively negotiating amendments to existing International Health Regulations and a new treaty governing future pandemics. If this treaty and certain amendments are passed, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and
The Church of England has determined that referring to a transgender priest as a “bloke” and a “fella” does not constitute offensive language after an investigation into comments made by a former clergy member about the denomination’s first trans-identified archdeacon.
A city in Oregon violated a church’s rights by stopping it from providing free meals to the homeless several days per week amid complaints from neighbours, a federal judge ruled. Judge Mark Clarke of the U.S. District Court for the
A group of activist clergy is demanding that white churches in Boston with historical ties to slavery “publicly atone” by paying millions in reparations to the city’s black residents. The grassroots Boston People’s Reparations Commission held a press event at
A new sign of the ongoing revival among America’s young people is being reported out of Alabama. In the latest example of this supernatural move of God, hundreds of students at the University of Alabama gave their lives to Christ
While there has been a longstanding debate over how involved churches and their leaders should be when it comes to public policy issues, a majority of Evangelicals only agree on two issues they think churches and their leaders should be
The crackdown on religious freedom continues in Cuba as a new persecution watchdog report tallies 622 documented religious freedom violations in 2023 amid a return to “hardline tactics.” The Caribbean Island maintained a high level of incidents like the 657
Russia has designated the “LGBT movement” on its list of extremist and terror organizations, aligning with a Supreme Court decision last year. State media reported that the “LGBT movement” was added to the list maintained by the Rosfin monitoring agency,
With persecution intensifying in Nigeria, many Christians face amplified social pressures. The latest example centres on two government colleges. Sean Nelson, legal counsel for ADF International, warns of dangerous, anti-Christian bias on these campuses. “The situation in Nigeria, is a
“The Chosen” is changing inmates’ lives, bringing the Gospel message to a population desperately needing hope and transformation. Heather Rice-Minus, president and CEO of Prison Fellowship, a ministry serving the incarcerated and their families, recently explained the impact of the
