Three students were killed and six others injured after Myanmar's military launched an air and drone attack on a Bible school in Karen State, according to a Christian advocacy group.
Some five months after he was acquitted of sexual assault charges by a Tarrant County grand jury due to insufficient evidence, Texas Pastor Ronnie Goines allegedly sexually assaulted another woman, according to claims in a new personal injury lawsuit.
Younger Americans show mixed patterns in their religious beliefs and practices as religious identification, prayer and church attendance in the United States have remained relatively steady in recent years, according to a new Pew Research Center report.
Can Colorado prohibit two Catholic parishes from a publicly-supported preschool aid program because they refuse to accept the state requirements on LGBT discrimination?
On the eve of Election Day, retired Anglican bishop and theologian N.T. Wright urged Christians to rethink how their faith shapes their vote.
A Christian prayer hall in northern Israel was vandalized by a culprit who smashed statues and slashed religious icons, including one of Jesus Christ on the cross, then left an apology note on the altar asking the community for forgiveness.
Egyptian authorities arrested a Coptic Christian engineer at his home in Alexandria, Egypt, and accused him of speaking against Islam after he objected online to the teaching of Islam in the country’s schools.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded to critics who accuse his government of persecuting Christians, saying religious groups in Ukraine are free and that American commentator Tucker Carlson has probably never been to the country.
Case Files America, an obscure YouTube channel, published the video titled “What They Found Hidden Inside Joyce Meyer’s Study Left Everyone Speechless.” The video’s thumbnail features an AI-generated picture of commentator Tucker Carlson crying and reports in large black capital letters “15 DEAD WOMEN FOUND.”
This week in Christian history includes the public's first viewing of the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the death of Albert Carman and the premiere of “Hacksaw Ridge.”
