Christian religious leaders in Iraq responded with skepticism after Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi urged Christians living overseas to move back home, saying his government has not tackled
The Israeli government found Mohammed el-Halabi, who served as the Gaza director for the Christian aid organization from 2014 until his arrest in 2016, guilty of membership in a terrorist organization...
About 500 civilians, possibly 40 of them children, plus an unknown number of Ukrainian forces are trapped inside the Azot chemical plant in Severodonetsk. The city is in the eastern Ukrainian region o...
At least 100 people were reportedly killed by an armed group in northern Burkina Faso near the Niger border over the weekend as extremist violence continues to plague the country that has seen thousands killed and millions flee from their homes in recent years.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is calling on the government to ensure "safe routes" to the UK after the first flight scheduled to take failed asylum seekers to Rwanda was grounded following legal action.
ANAHEIM, Calif. (BP) – International Mission Board President Paul Chitwood began IMB’s report to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting with recent good news from the mission field. He recounted a message he received the previous night from a pastor whose daughter serves overseas. Chitwood shared that three Muslim women…
Members of one megachurch in Canada have received more shocking news about their religious leaders who have been accused of sexual assault and misconduct.
An Anglican minister-in-training and prominent British TV presenter described how the Church of England has denied him a position serving in a church, canceling him over his about critical race theory and all things “woke.”
A UK Royal Courts of Justice judge ruled Tuesday that the life support for a 12-year-old boy should be removed after doctors told the court "it was highly likely" he was "brain stem dead."