New data has revealed an upward trend in criminal acts towards American churches over the past few years, with attacks surging to new highs in the first quarter of 2023. Family Research Council (FRC), which uses public data to measure
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has distanced himself from the position of Labour leader Sir. Keir Starmer on biological sex. The British prime minister was asked where he stood on the issue in an interview with ConservativeHome after Starmer came
Idaho Governor Brad Little has signed a bill into law making it illegal for an adult to help an underage girl obtain an abortion without consent from a parent or guardian. Anyone convicted of violating the law could face two
A homeless woman in Maine is inspiring the masses after spending the little money she had to replace a little boy’s stolen bike. Will Fuller-Wright, 3, was recently elated to get his first Spider-Man bicycle but, when he and his
Sunday church attendance in the Church of England has not recovered since the Covid pandemic. For the first time in its history, more than a quarter of Anglican churches no longer hold a service every week. That’s according to figures
A former Finnish Interior Minister prosecuted for tweeting a Bible verse has been re-elected to Parliament in national elections. But Paavi Rasanen told Premier Christian News “a time of persecution” may be coming after news she faces renewed prosecution in
A former governor of Nigeria’s central bank has warned that the country has never been as “dangerously divided along ethnic and religious lines” since the Biafran civil war fifty years ago. Alhaji Muhammed, a former Emir of Kano, was speaking at
Acting unilaterally, the Chinese government broke its agreement with the Vatican, appointing a bishop loyal to the communist party to preside over Shanghai, the country’s largest Roman Catholic diocese. The Holy See was informed Shen Bin had been installed as
Swansea University has decided to rename its traditional Christian titles with more secular ones. In a statement, the university said the titles “no longer resonate with the student body”. “We have replaced terms such as Michaelmas and Lent as it
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