Cardinals’ Conclave to Elect New Pope Will Begin May 7
Cardinal Rolandas Makrikas leads a Vesper service inside St. Mary Major Basilica in Rome, Sunday, April 27, 2025. Associated Press / Photo by Andrew Medichini C...
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Allegations of Sexual Misconduct against Michael Brown are Valid, Investigators Conclude
Investigators who reviewed allegations of sexual misconduct made by two women against Michael Brown, founder of the Fire School of Ministry and the Concord, North Carolina-based The Line of Fire Dr
‘Scorched Earth’: Study Looks at Reasons Behind Rise in Arson Attacks on Churches
Arson attacks on Canadian churches have more than doubled since 2021, a new study has found, attributing the surge largely to public reaction over potential unmarked graves at former residential
Global South mission leaders urged to take ownership, build true partnerships as COALA 3.0 conference kicks off in Panama
Bishop Emeritus Hwa Yung of the Methodist Church in Malaysia issued a stirring call for Global South leaders to take ownership of the global mission mandate and forge genuine partnerships free from financial dependency or Western theological dominance. His keynote address opened COALA 3.0, the third global gathering of the "Community of Africa, Asia, and Latin America" (COALA), immediately following the COMIBAM 2025 missions congress.
Bishop TD Jakes to Hand Over Potter’s House to Daughter, Son-In-Law
Bishop T D Jakes announced Sunday that he is handing over the leadership of his 80,000-member The Potter s House megachurch in Dallas, Texas, to his daughter Sarah Jakes Roberts and son-in-law, Tour
Senior Missions Leader David Ruiz Sounds Alarm over Churches Entering 'post-missionary phase''
With deep roots in local church ministry and continental mobilization, David Ruiz has spent his life building structures and relationships to help Latin America take its place in global missions
Pope Francis laid to rest, mourned by thousands in Rome
World leaders, refugees, and cardinals alike mourned Pope Francis at his Saturday funeral Mass. The Vatican estimated that more than a quarter of a million people filled St. Peter’s Square in the Va...
'A space to grow': Maryland church planter answers call to reach African diaspora | Baptist Press
LAUREL, Md. (BP) — Temidayo Akinsanya wasn't planning to start a church. The engineer-turned-seminary student envisioned serving an existing congregation through his ministry calling.
Religious 'nones' Outnumber Catholics, Protestants in Germany for First Time: Survey
For the first time in modern German history, more Germans identify as religiously unaffiliated than as Roman Catholics or Protestants, according to a new survey published by the Weltanschauungen
Christians Launch Bible Studies, Aid Ministry in South Sudan: 'Poverty not seen anywhere else'
There are degrees of poverty Crossing the border from Uganda to South Sudan reveals such a difference In April, Texans on Mission created a nonprofit in South Sudan to address the extreme water needs
