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Evangelical leaders sound alarm as Canada's Bill C-9 removes religious speech defense
The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has weighed in on the recent passing of Bill C-9, which critics say weakens free speech protections on religious matters.

Christian artist removed from her own exhibition for alleged 'hate crime' reaches settlement
A Christian artist who was removed from her own exhibition after expressing opposition to maiming children through medicalized gender transition has reached a legal settlement with Watford Borough Council, ending a three-year dispute.

Married parents linked to lower rates of family breakdown, UK study finds
A new study has challenged decades of academic and policy assumptions about the role of marriage in family stability, arguing that its benefits have been significantly underestimated.

5 Christian soccer players using World Cup to point people to Christ
The World Cup is underway, capturing the attention of millions of fans across the globe, and some players are using soccer’s biggest stage to point beyond themselves and give glory to God.

Christian group deploying new AI tool to make it easier for Iranians to access the Gospel
A ministry seeking to bring Christianity to the people of Iran has developed an AI tool to answer common questions about the faith.

Historic Dormition Cathedral catches fire in Russian strikes on Ukrainian capital
Kyiv’s historic Dormition Cathedral, part of the UNESCO-listed Pechersk Lavra monastery complex, caught fire overnight after a wave of Russian missile and drone strikes on the Ukrainian capital.

Bangladeshi Christians living in fear following elections
Christians in Bangladesh are increasingly becoming the targets of sectarian attacks, particularly in areas dominated by the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami.

Church leaders raise alarm over record 55% increase in abortions in Scotland
Following the news that abortion has reached record levels in Scotland, the Catholic Church has called for greater support for pregnant women and has expressed concern about the increase in abortions on the grounds of disability.

Pastor to appeal conviction for preaching John 3:16 in public
A pastor who was convicted for preaching on John 3:16 within 328 feet of a hospital in Northern Ireland is planning to appeal.

Saudi Arabia remains among toughest places for Christians to practice their faith
A decade on from reforms to its religious police, Saudi Arabia may not be quite as tough as it once was on its Christian population, but it remains one of the toughest places in the world to believe in Jesus.

























