A group of Christians threatened with the death penalty for apostacy “were subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment” while detained, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW). CSW has called on the international community to raise this violation of rights with
By Greg Sheridan, Foreign Affairs Editor of The Australian Newspaper On Sunday, June 5, in the little Catholic church of St Francis in the town of Owo, in southwest Nigeria, a crowd gathered for Sunday morning mass. This was the
The head of a religious freedom advocacy organization cited “the dominance of woke culture that thinks it’s OK to silence people who disagree” as the greatest threat to religious freedom in the U.S. and around the world. Michael Farris, president
A new Gallup poll has found that only 38% of adults in the United States say they are “extremely proud” to be American, the lowest percentage recorded since the analytics and advisory company began asking the question in 2001. Gallup
The LGBTQ community is celebrating after the world’s oldest Methodist building announced it will be officiating same-sex marriages. The New Room in Bristol was the first chapel set up by evangelist and founder of Methodism, John Wesley. In a Facebook
Laws requiring all schools in Northern Ireland to provide faith-based Christian religious education and worship breach human rights legislation, the UK High Court has ruled. Mr Justice Colton ruled that the Christian nature of RE and worship violates the freedom
This is a disheartening trend in the younger generations of America. We must pray that these youth find their identity in Christ. The number of America’s young people identifying as transgender has almost doubled recently, with citizens ages 13 to
A group of conservative bishops attending this year’s Lambeth Conference have published a document assessing of the health and future of the Anglican Communion. Primates leading the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches (GSFA), which they say represent around 75%
Christians are being deliberately driven from their homes in certain regions of the world, according to Open Doors. Its new report, called ‘Church on the Run’, says that governments, armed extremist groups and in some cases even families are trying
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that a Maine school tuition program discriminates against children at faith-based schools as well as “penalizes the free exercise” of religion. The case, Carson v. Makin, was a challenge to the constitutionality of
