A social experiment at a Jersey City diner revealed how spontaneous compassion can flourish among strangers, reminding us of humanity’s inherent kindness.
Dr. Francis Joel Smith, adopted after being abandoned at birth, inspires others through his journey of overcoming severe challenges to advocate for adoption.
Historic England grants over £1M to repair three historic London churches, aiding St Andrew’s and St Richard’s.
A cross-party group urges a delay in implementing a controversial abortion clause until a full impact assessment is done.
The World Council of Churches has condemned Russia for crimes against humanity, urging accountability for child deportations.
Pope Leo XIV and Archbishop Sarah Mullally exchange messages on Christian unity as she plans a visit to Rome in April.
Jewish academic Irene Lancaster explores the interpretation of Ezekiel’s dry bones prophecy during Pesach, linking it to themes of hope and revival, echoed in Israel’s national anthem, HaTikvah.
When a boy’s stuffed monkey vanished at an Ohio airport, his grandmother’s desperate search sparked a heartwarming community rallying for reunion.
Bible Society withdraws its ‘Quiet Revival’ report citing YouGov data errors, despite a claimed rise in active faith.
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen was convicted of hate speech for publishing a pamphlet on traditional marriage views.
Nine-year-old Logan Vangemert saved a supervisor’s life with CPR hours after learning the technique, showcasing courage and reinforcing the impact of preparedness.
A verdict is expected today in the case against Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola over “hate speech”.
