UK Pastor Prosecuted for Preaching John 3:16 Anxiously Awaiting Judge’s Ruling
A retired pastor who was prosecuted after preaching a sermon outside a hospital in Northern Ireland faces an anxious wait to find out the verdict in his case
A retired pastor who was prosecuted after preaching a sermon outside a hospital in Northern Ireland faces an anxious wait to find out the verdict in his case
A Christian charity has welcomed the financial support promised to households struggling in the cost-of-living crisis, but says that more help is needed for the UK's poorest.
Some of the 842 Haitian migrants said they each paid smugglers up to $4,000, believing they would take a cruise line to Florida. Instead, they crammed into a single gray ship, with some sitting on the...
Israeli archaeologists digging in the Galilee region have found a 2,100-year-old farmstead still frozen in time.
Churches in the UK are being asked to spend five minutes of their service this weekend in silence to remember the millions of Christians living in persecution hotspots worldwide.
Leaked files containing details about incarcerated Uyghurs and China's re-education camps have called into question the country's claims that they are merely housing members of the ethnic group in schools.
Ukraine is one of the world’s largest exporters of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil, but the war and Russia’s blockade of its ports has choked exportation, endangering the world food supply. Togethe...
Critics are sounding the alarm about ongoing developments in tracking technology for humans. It comes as comments from the World Economic Forum about using tech to monitor human behavior are going viral.
Israel informed the United States that it was behind the assassination of a senior member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
Ukraine's president said Wednesday he is willing to restore diplomatic talks if Russian troops retreat from Ukraine. Russia has blockaded the Black Sea port at Odesa, so Ukraine is trying to export g...
The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland voted Monday to allow ministers and deacons to marry same-sex couples. By a 274 to 136 vote, ministers and deacons can now apply to become authorized celebrants to conduct same-sex ceremonies. Ministers who oppose such unions will not be forced to conduct same-sex ceremonies.