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More than two billion people around the world don't have access to safe drinking water. So Wednesday, March 22 has been named World Water Day to draw attention to this critical global need.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida arrived in Kyiv on Tuesday for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and to visit a mass grave in the town of Bucha. He is the last Group of Seven le...
Security officials are sending more police and soldiers to Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) and Jerusalem in advance of the month-long holiday of Ramadan, which begins Wednesday and Thursday. Recent terror attacks in both Judea and Samaria have already elevated tensions, and police presence will be noticeably heavier around the time of Friday prayers in the Old City mosques.
An employment tribunal in the United Kingdom has now recused two panelists for perceived bias from the case of a Christian employee who claims she was fired for raising concerns about her son s ...
A Canadian city has enacted a measure to prohibit protests near city facilities, reportedly in response to the growing number of demonstrations at drag queen events held for children at libraries
The Principal of the Methodist Bible College embroiled in a row over the sacking of a theology lecturer has denied a reports that he was threatened with a counter-terrorism referral after he tweeted "homosexuality is invading the Church".
Former Southern Baptist Convention president Johnny Hunt has admitted to "only kissing and some awkward fondling" between himself and the wife of a younger minister who accused him of sexual assault while on a beach vacation with his family in Panama City, Florida, 12 years ago.
Chitwood, Howe discuss IMB’s banner year in ‘Road to New Orleans’ installment By BP Staff NASHVILLE (BP) – In an interview with Jonathan Howe, International Mission Board President Paul Chitwood talked about the big year the IMB has had, including a new logo and branding, a record Lottie Moon Christmas…
Disagreements within the Methodist Church in Kenya are threatening to tear apart the denomination, with some senior clergy seeking to form independent regional conferences.
An American aid worker held by Islamic extremists in West Africa for more than six years and a French journalist abducted almost two years ago were both freed Monday, authorities said.
