State conventions hold CP giving percentages steady, celebrate CP 100 | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – The Cooperative Program (CP) landscape continues to change, but the rate of change may be slowing.
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Drone strike on Christmas Day kills Christians in Sudan
A Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) drone strike on Dec. 25 killed at least 11 Christians on their way to Christmas celebrations in South Kordofan state, Sudan, sources said.
Evangelical Places of Worship on Rise in Spain: 4,763 Evangelical Churches in 2025
Despite the lack of statistics on religious beliefs in the country, evangelical growth can be seen in Spain through the progressive increase in places of worship.
Talking is a 'miracle': 3 Highlights from Dennis Prager's Interview after Spinal Cord Injury
Conservative radio host and writer Dennis Prager shared an update about his health following an accident that led to a spinal cord injury and paralyzation, saying recently that maintaining a sense of
Hindu nationalists unleash wave of Christmas violence across India
A district vice president of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stood over a visually impaired woman at a Christmas lunch for blind children, grabbed her face and accused her of converting to Christianity on Dec. 20 in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, in central India.
Parents Fight to Protect kids from Gender Transition
Do public schools have the authority to lead children in gender transition without parents’ knowledge?
Indiana church claims discrimination after city stops historic building demolition
An Indianapolis Catholic church filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday accusing local officials of religious discrimination. St. Philip Neri Catholic Church wanted to demolish an more than 100-year-old ch...
A thought for the new year: those who don’t move, don’t notice their chains
Are the chains that bind you holding you back from greater potential or holding you firm in loving embrace? Until we move we tend not to notice that we even have chains. The beginning of a new year is an opportune time to test whether we should stay comfortably where we are or if we need to rattle our chains to grow into who God intends us to be in Christ.
An advocate continues to fight for faith after Pakistan’s first blasphemy proclamation order
Speech is the core of our humanity. To suppress it is to strip people of their very essence, but that is what Pakistan's authorities did in 2017 by making online social commentary against Islam illegal, considered an act of blasphemy. Here is testimony from the very first person to be accused of such a crime, still advocating for religious freedom today.
Church in Indonesia celebrates Christmas despite ban, threat
A pastor came under pressure from local Muslims in Indonesia on Christmas Eve to announce that Christmas services were cancelled even though his church had just won approval to hold the celebrations, sources said.
