Three years ago, 62 members of the China’s Shenzhen Reformed Holy Church, also known as the Mayflower Church, fled to South Korea to escape persecution from the Communist government. They requested political asylum in South Korea but were denied. The
Months after banning trans-identified males from competing against women, the head of the World Boxing Council (WBC) reportedly said the organization is looking into launching a new category for trans fighters to ensure “safety and inclusion.” “We are going to
Kate Forbes has said she is still running to be Scotland’s next first minister “at the moment”, despite being under fire over her religious beliefs. The Sottish National Party (SNP) leadership contender lost support from some of her most senior
A change of CEO at Walt Disney may signal that the company wants to move away from its ‘woke’ policies under its former boss. Bob Iger who led Disney for 15 years is back in the top job and expressing
Christian persecution continues to climb in India as radical Hindu nationalists attack believers for refusing to re-convert to Hinduism. According to International Christian Concern (ICC), Christians in 20 villages in the Chhattisgarh state of India have been attacked during church
Are you ready for respectable pedophilia? It’s coming unless a massive parent brigade shows up in schools and another critical venue: churches. The truth of Jesus fuelled by the conviction of the Holy Spirit can prevail over the tragedy of
Editor’s note: This article was written before the recent resignation of the Scottish First Minister and provides background information to that resignation. The uproar at the proposed legislation was the unstated cause of the Minister’s resignation. Last year, Mridul Wadhwa,
Over 2.5 million people have sought help with the cost of living from churches and other religious organisations this past year. That’s according to a poll taken for the Church of England. It found that overall, 38% of UK adults
According to the Bible Society, the demand for Bibles in Ukraine has more than doubled since Russia invaded the country last year. In the first nine months since the invasion, more than 359,000 Bibles were given out – over two
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in favour of two evangelical pastors who accused Bulgarian authorities of running a campaign against Christians. In 2008, the council of the City of Burgas together with the police ordered all schools
