‘She Is the Future of Our Church.’ Winnie Varghese Named First Woman Dean of St. John the Divine.
The election of Varghese, a queer woman of Indian descent, as dean of America’s largest Episcopal church represents a number of historic firsts.
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Pentecostal Church Forces London Authorities to Overturn Street Preaching Ban
A church in west London has successfully forced local authorities to reverse a ban that restricted street preaching, leaflet distribution and public displays of religious messages The decision
Christianity Faces Being ‘wiped out,’ UK’s FoRB Envoy Warns amid Intensifying Persecution
Christianity is at risk of being wiped out in parts of the world due to intensifying persecution, the United Kingdom s special envoy for freedom of religion or belief, David Smith, has warned The
‘Nation Will Rise Against Nation’
Amidst the Iran conflict, believers across the world must continue to pray for the peace only found in Christ's return.
Brazilian Evangelical Churches Helping Teens with Autism to Be Baptized, Witnesses to Their Faith
Three Brazilian teenagers diagnosed with autism were recently baptized in ceremonies specially tailored to their needs
Growing trend among Brazilian evangelical churches allows young people with autism to be baptized
Three Brazilian teenagers diagnosed with autism were recently baptized in ceremonies specially adapted to meet their needs. These baptisms, held in different regions of the country, mark a significant step forward in inclusion within evangelical communities—demonstrating that faith transcends all communicative and sensory barriers.
Tennessee church’s creek baptisms ignite revival | Baptist Press
BELVIDERE, Tenn. – It started with one boy’s simple wish: to be baptized like Jesus in natural water. That desire eventually led to a day of faith that brought 22 people to the banks of Boiling Fork Creek.
Pastor Brett Meador to Host Portland's First Evangelical Crusade in 25 Years
Portland is set to host the PDX Crusade, a series of three evangelistic events with an expected turnout of over 45,000 at the Moda Center
Israel Supreme Court says women can take rabbinate exams
The highest court in Israel ruled this week that the state rabbinate may not bar women from taking rabbinic expertise exams, according to a report by The Jerusalem Post. The 15-judge panel issued the ...
Episcopal Church-Affiliated University Battles for Survival after Decision to Revoke Accreditation Upheld
An Episcopal Church-affiliated university founded in 1867 plans to take legal action after a decision to revoke its accreditation was upheld this week
