A decade after a small gathering in 2016 first sought to name and address the distinct ways religious persecution affects women, the Marcham+10 conference began on Friday (April 17), highlighting both progress and persistent challenges in confronting what is now widely termed “gender-specific religious persecution.”
You hear a lot about angry Christians, arguing about who's right and who's wrong and no doubt, that's bad for the Church. But a new survey of pastors
Ahead of the "God Loves You Tour UK" event with Franklin Graham on May 14, Christians are rallying together to pray for revival in their city.
As stories of tragedy and heartache continue to emerge from the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, Send Relief is grateful for the generosity and commitment of Southern Baptists to help Christian brothers and sisters and other refugees in Eastern Europe.
Pastors should be using their time in the pulpit to preach about Jesus, not pontificating about the latest comments made by talking heads on Fox News or MSNBC, said Pastor H.B. Charles Jr., citing Colossians 1:28.
Prophecy Pros podcasters Jeff Kinley and Todd Hampson recently shared five signs that the world is currently in the End Times, warning that society is only getting worse for Christians because speaking the truth can lead to being “attacked.”
The United Methodist Church’s highest court has ruled that annual conferences, the regional bodies of the denomination that are headed by bishops, cannot unilaterally disaffiliate from the Church.
Last week, pray.com declared itself the first faith-based company in the metaverse by launching its own NFT. The company launched PRAY TEAM, a Web3,
Cardinal Joseph Zen, an outspoken critic of Beijing, was detained on Wednesday.
Former Christ Church Dean, Martyn Percy, has announced his decision to leave the Church of England, calling it an "unsafe place to work".
NASHVILLE (BP) – Southern Baptist congregations saw a rebound in the number of baptisms and an increase of $304 million in overall giving in 2021, both hopeful signs congregations are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
