Muslims Protest against Pork Restaurant in Indonesia
A protest in Indonesia against a restaurant specializing in pork dishes reflects a trend of Muslims pressuring Christian-owned businesses serving food forbidden in Islam, sources said.
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South Korea miffed after Ukraine reveals POW transfer
Loading the Audio Player... South Korean officials called for an apology from Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed an allegedly private prisoner transfer during h...
More than 3,000 join March for Life in Vilnius, Lithuania
Families, young people, and international advocates joined Lithuania’s second March for Life, calling for practical support for mothers, fathers, and vulnerable people.
More than 1,000 join March for Life in Vilnius, Lithuania
Families, young people, and international advocates joined Lithuania’s second March for Life, calling for practical support for mothers, fathers, and vulnerable people.
Pope Leo Warns: Invoking God to Justify War Is to ‘Profane’ His Name
Pope Leo XIV once again stressed that God does not promote war and called for the protection of human dignity and life, during the last day of his papal visit to France on Monday (Sept. 28).
Plans to light up Belfast City Hall for 'International Safe Abortion Day' halted
Plans to light up Belfast City Hall in honour of “International Safe Abortion Day” appear to have failed, following a petition against the controversial decision that gained over 20,000 signatures.
Why New Age spirituality isn’t neutral
The problem is not the recognition that there is more to life than what we can see; Christianity agrees that there is. The question is where we go looking for answers.
More than one in four US Protestant churchgoers believe some biblical truths become outdated
US Protestant churchgoers who hold evangelical beliefs are more likely than their non-evangelical counterparts to express confidence in the Bible and its continuing authority, according to new research from Lifeway Research.
Cost of living crisis is ‘busting family budgets and increasing social isolation for children’ - report
Rising living costs are forcing many UK parents to reduce activities for their children and, in some cases, use child benefits to cover household essentials, according to new research from Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG).
Christian social worker returns to Court of Appeal over employment discrimination
A Christian social worker who was denied a job after his prospective employer found Facebook posts he d written in a chat about his views on marriage and sexuality has returned to the Court of Appeal
