Jesus Club Community is excited to announce the appointment of Rev. Joel Moroney as the organisation’s first-ever Club Mentor, a newly created pastoral role to support the growing number of Jesus Clubs across Australia. With nearly 30 Clubs operating nationwide, including
Signs of a spiritual shift are becoming more evident in the United Kingdom as young people flock to churches in search of healing, freedom, and deliverance. In the latest evidence that the tide is turning, more than 2,000 young people
Israel is following through on its pledge to close United Nations schools for Palestinian children, as Israel seems to be left standing alone against the Houthis. Meanwhile, a new survey shows half of Gazans approve of the Hamas terror attack on
For decades, the United Kingdom has been seen as a tough place to reach people with the gospel. In recent months, though, evangelists are seeing a change – not only are people wanting to hear the good news, but Christians
A rights watchdog chronicled a record 344 new blasphemy cases in Pakistan in 2024, highlighting increased abuse of the country’s condemned blasphemy laws. Of the 344 new blasphemy cases, 70% of the accused were Muslims, 6% were Christians, 9% Hindus
Pope Leo the Fourteenth has begun his official duties as the new head of the Catholic Church. And he has already made history as the first American ever elected pope. Addressing Catholic cardinals, the new pontiff said, “You have called
The newly minted Pope Leo XIV used his first homily Friday to warn against reducing Jesus to nothing more than “a kind of charismatic leader or superman.” “There are many settings in which Jesus, although appreciated as a man, is
Justice Andrew Strum has ruled that a 12-year-old child is too young to give consent and understand the harmful consequences of taking puberty blockers. He has granted full custody to the father of the child to stop the mother proceeding
More than 1,000 new believers celebrated by taking part in mass baptisms on both sides of the country on Good Friday. A coalition of churches organised one of them on the Frankston foreshore in Melbourne. Many spontaneous last-minute decisions made
A Christian charged under India’s anti-conversion law after Hindu nationalists attacked a church is seeking bail from the Supreme Court of India. Rajesh Sharma said his plea for bail was rejected in Chhattisgarh state’s lower and high courts. Sharma and
