Obianuju Mbah
Is religion making a comeback among young Americans? Study urges caution
New research from Pew Research Center suggests that while there are encouraging signs of religious engagement among younger adults, the evidence of a broader resurgence remains inconclusive.
Historic Lancashire church awarded £614,000 towards restoration of Elizabethan ceiling
The money will go towards restoring its centuries-old Elizabethan ceiling and improve facilities for worshippers and the wider community.
Church of Scotland nominates first prison chaplain as Moderator of General Assembly
For the first time in its 466-year history, the Church of Scotland has nominated a prison chaplain to serve as Moderator of its General Assembly.
Many churches lack AI policies despite widespread support among pastors, study finds
New research reveals a significant divide between church leaders’ recognition of the need for responsible AI practices and the measures currently in place within their congregations.
Displaced Lebanese Christians see hope of homecoming as olive harvest approaches
Families from Alma Al-Chaab hope access to their olive groves will pave the way for a permanent return, as displacement places growing pressure on their finances.
Canadians admire and appreciate Jesus but remain wary of Christianity, survey finds
A new national survey has revealed a striking contrast in Canadians’ attitudes towards Jesus and Christianity, with many expressing “admiration and appreciation for Jesus” while associating the Christian faith with judgment, control and division.
‘Light in the Darkest Places’: UK churches urged to pray for persecuted Christians this November
As part of the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, UK churches are being encouraged to set aside time in November to unite in prayer for Christians facing persecution around the world.
Liechtenstein Prince blocks abortion law reform, advocates greater support for mothers
Liechtenstein’s Hereditary Prince Alois has refused to approve legislation that would have eased the country’s abortion restrictions, arguing that greater efforts should instead be made to support pregnant women.
Arrest of Christians in Egypt over TikTok comedy video condemned
The arrest of six young Christians in Egypt over a TikTok video recreating a scene from a comedy film has been condemned by religious freedom and human rights organisations.
Micah 6:8: Walking humbly with God in the ordinary everyday life
God is already present. The question is: will we live conscious of His presence?
Major UK supermarket clothing brands fall behind Primark in ethical fashion rankings
BMS said that even the highest-rated companies have considerable room for improvement.
Calls for shift away from Western-led mission towards greater global leadership
“Mission today comes from everywhere and goes to everywhere,” says Andy Roberts, head of Church Mission Society.
Christian widows in Nigeria hold fast to faith as they rebuild lives after violence
Hundreds of Christian widows in Nigeria’s Plateau State are putting their lives back together after losing husbands, homes and livelihoods to violence.
Sharing your faith: practical tips for evangelism
As someone who regularly participates in street evangelism and teaches the Bible to young people, I have learnt a few lessons along the way.
Hillsong’s Joel Houston opens up about season of 'soul-searching' after difficult few years
The Hillsong United frontman revealed that he even spent two to three years largely away from church.
Ebola death toll mounts as outbreak spreads further across DR Congo
Healthcare workers are struggling to contain the disease amid shortages of essential medical equipment and ongoing insecurity.
