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Countries violating religious freedom can increasingly point to the West and say, "You're not taking it seriously, so why should we?", says a chaplain fired from a Church of England school after he told students they did not have to agree with gender ideology.
Nearly a month after an attack on a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria, the number killed and the identity of the assailants remain unclear, though the church held a funeral service for over 40 ...
The court ruled that Christians' Biblical beliefs about transgenderism are protected, but they cannot express those beliefs in the workplace.
Russia struck an apartment building and campsite in Serhiivka, Ukraine, with three missiles on Friday killing at least 21, including two children, and injuring 38. The town is just 31 miles south of O...
Incredible courage is being shown by Ukrainian charity workers.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid assumed the role of the country’s caretaker prime minister after Israel’s parliament voted to disband on Thursday and set new elections for Nov. 1.
In some of his strongest language yet on the Ukraine war, Pope Francis Thursday told a delegation of Orthodox leaders that the conflict in Ukraine amounted to a “war of aggression” that opposes the Gospel values promoted by Christ.
Evangelicals object to “extremely troubling” proposal that would exclude many religious groups.
Fifteen years ago on June 29, 2007, Apple started selling the highly anticipated iPhone. At the time, many questioned whether the device would succeed and how people would use it. It turned out to be a tremendous success and has even played a significant role in helping believers spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Nearly a month after an attack on a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria, the number of killed and the identity of assailants remain unclear, though the church held a funeral service for “over 40” victims.
