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'What the enemy meant for evil, God turned for good': UK nurse’s brush with death leads to life-changing service with Mercy Ships

When paediatric nurse, Emma Janavicius, collapsed last year from an undiagnosed medical emergency, she had no idea that what began as a terrifying health crisis would become a catalyst for answering a long-postponed call by God to serve.

Nicaraguan churches subjected to state repression over Easter as religious restrictions intensify

As the government tightens its repression on religious activity, Protestant and Roman Catholic churches all over Nicaragua faced heavy curtailments during the Easter weekend celebrations this year, a Christian human rights group has said.

Why a life built on a relationship with Jesus offers eternal security in an unstable world

It’s astounding how quickly life can shift.

Lee Strobel says near-death experiences and miracles prove the supernatural in the Bible is 'not fakery' but real

Bestselling Christian author and former investigative journalist, Lee Strobel, says Americans’ recent fascination with the unseen world led him to tackle one of his most personal and provocative subjects yet — miracles and near-death experiences, in an attempt to affirm Scripture and draw them closer to God.

TD Jakes ushers in new era at The Potter’s House with leadership transition to daughter

Jakes' daughter, Sarah Jakes Roberts, and her husband Pastor Touré Roberts will assume senior pastoral roles later this year, marking a new chapter for the church.

Remembering over 10 million lives lost to abortion in the UK

On Sunday, a sombre milestone was observed – 57 years since the Abortion Act was implemented in the UK in 1968.

Release of man who killed Graham Staines and sons sparks public outrage

The release of Mahendra Hembram has raised fears of politicised justice in India.

Church of England launches housing fund to tackle community homelessness

The Church of England has unveiled a new £3.2 million grant scheme to support parishes and dioceses in developing affordable housing projects on church-owned land.

Why Christian hope is different from all other hopes

Even in all this darkness, one question remains: without hope, what are we living for?

Signs of 'quiet revival' in the UK should encourage the Church, says evangelical leader

Increasing interest among young people in the UK challenges narrative of Church decline, but evangelism must still be a top priority, says John Stevens.

Why Easter Monday matters

While it may not get as much attention as Good Friday or Easter Sunday, Easter Monday is recognised as a public holiday in countries like Nigeria, the United Kingdom and Canada. And more importantly for Christians, it offers a beautiful opportunity for reflection.

Fear and silence grip Colombian hamlet after eight Christians vanish

A Colombian hamlet is gripped by fear following the forced disappearance of eight residents - seven of them Protestant church leaders and members - after responding to orders issued by a guerrilla group earlier this month.

A decade of bloodshed: NGO report reveals more than 20,000 Christians slain in south-east Nigeria

More than 20,000 Christians have reportedly been brutally killed over the past decade across south-east Nigeria, according to a disturbing report by the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety), a Catholic-inspired human rights organisation.

Keir Starmer shares Easter message praising Christian compassion