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Over 19,000 sign petition in support of Christian teacher fired for answering students' questions
Thousands of people have signed a petition in support of Sarah Morse, a Catholic teacher who says she was dismissed for giving students honest answers to their questions about abortion.

Kids arrested for sexual offences linked to social media spikes to record levels
Police figures have shown that children are being arrested in record numbers for sexual offenses.

Christian leaders push back against Kairos II calling Israel 'apartheid' state at CofE Synod
A coalition of Christian pastors, theologians and lay leaders has launched a public declaration rejecting a controversial Palestinian Christian document that the Church of England's General Synod voted to “hear” and engage with despite strong opposition from Jews.

Christian MP Päivi Räsänen denied right to travel to UK: 'Restricting freedom of expression'
Päivi Räsänen, the politician convicted in Finland for having traditional Christian views on marriage and sexuality, says her electronic travel authorization for the U.K. has been canceled.

Vicar wins 7-year protracted battle with CofE over firing, 'terrorism' investigation for teaching Word of God
The Rev. Bernard Randall, a former school chaplain who lost his job and was investigated for "terrorism" after assuring students they would be forced to accept LGBT ideology, has won a legal settlement after a seven-year battle.

Archbishops give OK to ex-gay event after nearly caving to LGBT activists ahead of Synod
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have given the green light for an event featuring ex-gay Christians during the Church of England General Synod after coming under pressure to cancel it.

EU turning a blind eye to arrests of Armenian church leaders, letter says
The European Union has been accused of turning a blind eye to the Armenian government’s actions against the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Christian nurse at center of trans pronouns row sees investigation against her dropped: No risk to public
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has decided that no action needs to be taken against a Christian nurse who refused to use the wrong pronouns when speaking to a patient.

Irish teacher imprisoned 700 days for refusing to use trans pronouns released
Irish teacher Enoch Burke has been released from prison on the orders of the High Court in Dublin, ending the latest chapter in a long-running legal dispute that has drawn attention beyond Ireland.

Where were the Dead Sea Scrolls written? 5-year project seeks to find answers
A five-year project examining the origins of the famous Dead Sea Scrolls is to begin, thanks in part to a 2.5 million euro grant from the European Research Council.

























