The theologically conservative Global Methodist Church is appealing a ruling from a Nigerian court in a legal battle over the registration and resources of the United Methodist Church
France’s Catholic bishops’ conference agreed to provide reparations after a 2021 report estimated some 330,000 children were sexually abused over 70 years by priests or other church-related figures in France.
Today, with government approval, the Church of England is imposing an extreme unbiblical agenda on the youngest members of British society. At least 25% of 11-year-olds in England struggle with reading, but instead they can tell you if their shadow is pink or blue.
A British court has overturned the conviction of street preacher Dave McConnell who was reported to counter-terrorism for alleged misgendering by refusing to say a man is a woman
Today's world faces enormous challenges in the field of energy, the lack of safe water, food shortages and how to respond to natural disasters. One best-selling author writes that innovators, companies and countries are facing those challenges to make the world a better place. Avi Jorisch, the author of the best-selling, Thou Shalt Innovate: How Israeli Ingenuity Repairs the World, profiled innovations that are changing the lives of billions of people and explained why Israeli innovators feel compelled to make the world better, from the fields of medicine to agriculture. Now, in his new book, Next, A Brief History of the Future, Jorisch examines the massive challenges facing the world, reveals what's next on the horizon, and the innovations that hopefully will transform the future.
Author and Minister Max Lucado grew up in a church that doesn't teach the baptism of the Holy Spirit, but now he's revealing that praying in a heavenly language has become an important part of his prayer life. It all started with a bigger personal awakening to the power of the Holy Spirit.
When war erupted in Ukraine, a rabbi took quick action to evacuate 150 orphans, staff and others to Israel. CBN News welcomed them then and returned for a celebration this week. The Ukrainian children celebrated Purim with Israeli children at the Nes Harim Field School outside Jerusalem. The holiday marks the Jews’ deliverance from an evil plot to destroy them as told in the book of Esther. A year ago, Nes Harim was the first home for 150 Jewish orphans and others as they fled the war in Ukraine. They came back from elsewhere in Israel now to visit Nes Harim and celebrate Purim here once again.
Iran and Saudi Arabia on Friday agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies after years of tensions between the two countries, including a devastating attack on the heart of the kingdom's oil production attributed to Tehran.
Anger is growing in Iran following a series of toxic chemical attacks against Iranian schoolgirls. Across the Islamic Republic, mysterious gas has poisoned hundreds of students in numerous cities. The target is schools who educate girls. On Tuesday, Iran announced the arrests of several unnamed suspects related to the poisonings.
Kate Forbes is in the lead among members of the general public to become Scotland's next first minister despite an earlier backlash over her conservative Christian beliefs.
A street preacher has spoken of his relief after successfully appealing his conviction over alleged 'misgendering'.
