The Christian community in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal is planning rallies and conventions after a string of attacks following the recent formation of a new Hindu nationalist government
It is a scene that stirs hope — and relief — for Muslims around the world. One million pilgrims from across the globe amassed on Thursday in the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia to perform the initial rites of the hajj, marking the largest Islamic pilgrimage since the coronavirus pandemic upended the annual event — a key pillar of Islam.
An LGBT activist has been removed from the panel hearing the case of a Christian teacher dismissed from her school over Facebook posts voicing concerns about transgenderism and sex education.
Australia's 2021 Census reveals that the percentage of people identifying as Christian has dipped below 50% for the first time, a drop of 17 percentage points over the last 10 years. At the same time, the number of people who describe themselves as "non-religious" has risen.
Three men killed a convert to Christianity on Sunday for leading Muslims to Christ in eastern Uganda, a witness said Simolya Latifu left an evening church service before he was cut in the head with a ...
The bishop who oversaw a major government review into Christian persecution and global violations of freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) says the momentum gained around the issue in recent years must not be lost.
A new survey found that 40% of Americans and almost 60% of US evangelicals don’t trust the mainstream media’s reporting on Israel, suggesting that many are looking for news sources about the Middle East they can trust
In the Japanese language, there are two distinct words for communication. “Tatemae” means the façade you put up in front of other people, and “honne” means what you really think and feel. Building a deep enough friendship with someone that they feel comfortable sharing their “honne,” their true self, can…
World hunger rose for the second consecutive year in 2021 after remaining relatively stable since 2014, the United Nations reported Wednesday. Around 2.3 billion people experienced moderate or severe ...