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
Christians in India’s central state of Chhattisgarh are accusing authorities of not taking action against a police officer who burned down their house church building and threatened to arrest them in a fabricated case and kill them if they continued to hold worship services.
The Christian college said the approval from the Office for Students marked "a critical step in the College's journey towards becoming Croydon's first home-grown university".
Open Doors said that while IS "intends to sow fear", Christians "should be in awe" of the brave men who are believed to have held on to their faith to the end.
The fall in the number of couples tying the knot "shouldn't be a surprise", says the Marriage Foundation's Harry Benson.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began on Feb. 24, more than six million Ukrainians have fled their war-torn country with more than three million refugees going to Poland. CBN is in Warsaw, Poland, providing the refugees, who are primarily women and children, with food, education, and the gospel at the Orphan's Promise training center.
The Parliament of New South Wales, Australia’s most populous state, has passed a law allowing people to choose assisted dying under certain circumstances. It was the last of the country’s six states to enact such legislation.
In his latest book, The Taming of the Jew, best-selling author Tuvia Tenenbom travels to Great Britain – England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, to find out what’s on people’s minds.
Israel’s military has identified a soldier’s rifle that may have shot the bullet that killed Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh and set off international backlash, an Israeli military source told The Associated Press on Thursday.
There have been calls for changes to the government's Homes for Ukraine scheme after reports of refugees being targeted for sex or being made homeless.
The Eritrean government is being urged to grant full religious freedom after 20 years of state persecution that has seen churches closed and Christians imprisoned or forced to flee.
