Children’s declining wellbeing linked to lack of belonging, Christian charity warns
A fifth of young people across the UK struggle to feel at home in their local area, according to a new report from Christian charity The Children’s Society.
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John Lennox urges Christians to overcome fear of sharing their faith
“What we all can do is to share what Christ has done for us,” he said.
Macron Condemns Those Who 'Sought to Bring Down the Republic' after Violent Rioting | CBN
CBN,French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed anger and shame over recent violence in France. Protests against ris
The inspiring story of St Luke: the man who wrote a quarter of the New Testament
18 October is St Luke’s Day. This year’s observance has particular significance, marking the 500th anniversary of the first printed publication of Luke’s Gospel in English. This is the story …
Jordan’s Church leaders back bill expanding legal options for Christian families
The proposed changes are expected to allow Christians to address a range of personal status matters under their churches’ laws, including marriage, divorce, wills, and adoption.
Priest in Ghana recounts escape from car fire, urges devotion to the rosary
After surviving a life-threatening fire, Father David Obeng Paintsil called the rosary “a really powerful prayer.”
Calvary Chapel pastor, wife killed outside home in Mexico; police detain suspect
A pastor and his wife were shot and killed outside their home in Irapuato, Mexico, early Thursday, shortly after he officiated at a funeral
A century of Church growth: From 10 million to 347 million in the mission territories
On average each day, over the last 100 years in mission territories, the Church has seen more than 9,000 people becoming Catholic, two priestly ordinations, and five women taking vows as religious.
Nicky Gumbel elected to Church of England parliament with a call to put evangelism first
The founder of the globally influential Alpha Course, the Rev Nicky Gumbel, has been elected to the Church of England’s General Synod.
In a wealthy Asian city, a play asks why St. Clare of Assisi chose to own nothing
A Catholic parish in western Singapore hosted the play “TO GAZE: St. Clare of Assisi” as part of celebrations for the Jubilee Year of St. Francis of Assisi.
