
What will another five years of Xi bring for China's Christians?
In the last few years especially, China's roughly 100 million Christians have felt their already-limited freedoms slowly being erased.

In the last few years especially, China's roughly 100 million Christians have felt their already-limited freedoms slowly being erased.

The Metropolitan Police in London has apologized for falling below standards in the case of a Christian evangelist who was wrongfully arrested twice while preaching the Gospel at the city s Speakers ...
A new digital survey by World Vision has found John 3:16 to be the world's most popular Bible verse.

Moscow-appointed head of the Kherson region, Kirill Stremousov, said that Ukraine attacked The Antonivskyi Bridge late Thursday night. He added that Ukraine intentionally targeted journalists. The att...

For the past few weeks, clashes between Israelis and Palestinians have been on the increase. Despite the tension, CBN News learned of one event designed to reconcile these children of Abraham: a sukkah, or booth during the Feast of Tabernacles, attended by both Jews and Arabs.

The acting general secretary of the World Council of Churches met this week with Patriarch Kirill, the Russian Orthodox Church head who has drawn global criticism for lending spiritual support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The meeting followed months of controversy surrounding the Russian Orthodox Church’s membership in the WCC.

The police have issued an apology and awarded a Christian evangelist £10,000 and costs after two wrongful arrests.

Iran is now reportedly supplying Russia with thousands of drones for its war against Ukraine, and the White House says Iranian troops are on the ground, assisting Russian troops. The latest alarming development has significant implications, both for the West and for Israel, which could see similar attacks from surrounding countries.

At the annual Day of Prayer for Jerusalem gathering in Israel's capital recently, the message of the biblical command to "pray for the peace of Jerusalem" was honored by both Christians and Jews. The hope is to inspire a younger generation to take part in blessing Israel.

Christian MP Tim Farron said that the Conservative government was incompetent and that the people should "get their say".