Americans’ trust in institutions continues to flounder near record lows as less than a third say they have confidence in the Church or organized religion and about a quarter has confidence in public schools. The Gallup survey was based on
Global brands have come together in Downing Street to discuss and share ideas on being faith-friendly employers. The first “Faith and Work” summit the government has held, was hosted by Chief Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen MP, who is
After 13 weeks of ethnically based violence in India’s north-eastern state of Manipur, the European Parliament in Strasbourg is holding an emergency debate. But opposition to holding votes on the resolutions has come from India, through lobbyists employed in Europe
The Dutch prime-minister Mark Rutte has tendered the resignation of his government to the King of the Netherlands, after two of his coalition partners rejected his proposals over asylum-seekers. The ‘Christen Union’ (CU) grouping together with the socially liberal D66 party,
Inspired by the movie “Jesus Revolution”, thousands of people came from all across America and the world over to take part in a “Jesus Revolution Baptism” at the now-famous Pirates Cove in Newport Beach, California. Harvest Christian Fellowship Snr. Pastor
It was a normal Wednesday commute, crawling across the 14th Street Bridge with thousands of other frustrated D.C. drivers — until out the corner of my eye, I saw the metro glide across the tracks next to us. There, suspended
A federal court in Louisiana has handed down a major temporary ruling in a lawsuit that has been called “a blow to censorship” in the fight over free speech online. U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty issued a 155-page preliminary injunction
A new study from the theologians at the University of Leipzig finds that only 1.6% of the German population reads the Bible at least once a day, and only 3.2% read it every week, despite half of its population identifying
A Christian school in Colorado is challenging state officials over the claim its preschool is unable to participate in a universal pre-K program unless the institution is willing to “surrender its religious character and beliefs.” Jeremiah Galus, senior counsel for
The Archbishop of Canterbury has taken a firm stance about rights of minorities in universities, saying that colleges which allow students to be “abused, insulted and excluded” should face serious consequences. But he added that there was no right not
