Pro-Life Group Loses NI Abortion Legal Challenge
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has lost a legal challenge against a directive rolling out radical abortion laws across Northern Ireland.
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Education Secretary Gillian Keegan Says Schools Should Tell Parents About Transgender Child
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has said she disagrees with the policy of some schools to withhold knowledge from parents about their child's desire to change genders.
Fears of Civil War in Manipur after Violent Attacks on Christians
Conditions for those who have fled are "grim", with little support from the local government.
Church Leaders Pray for King Charles during Northern Ireland Visit
The King and Queen have attended a service at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh during a surprise visit to Northern Ireland.
Church of Scotland to be 'impartial' on Scottish independence
The Church of Scotland has announced that it will not be taking an official corporate position on Scottish independence or the question of whether another referendum should be held.
German Economy Enters Recession
Germany’s gross domestic product fell during the last quarter of 2022 and the first quarter of 2023, according to a Thursday report from the country’s Federal Statistics Office. One rule-of-thumb ...
Nearly 30,000 Abortions in Ireland Since Referendum Came into Effect, Pro-Life Group Says
Five years after Irish voters rejected the constitutional amendment that protected “the right to life of the unborn,” more than 28,800 abortions have occurred.
Humanitarian Group Sends Bibles to Country Ranked World's Worst Persecutor of Christians
A faith-based humanitarian organization is working to nourish the body and soul of persecuted North Koreans by sending food supplies and Bibles into the country where believers and their relatives ...
Archbishop Justin Welby speaks against illegal migration bill, sending people to Rwanda
The Archbishop of Canterbury has defended his outspoken criticism of the government s Illegal Migration Bill
Church Supplier Wippell & Co to Close after 220 Years
The company said the last few years had been financially difficult with the pandemic and competition from cheaper machine-made alternatives from overseas.
