
St Giles’ Cathedral Introduces £12 Entry Fee for Non-Scottish Visitors
St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh will charge £12 entry for non-Scottish residents to maintain financial viability.

St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh will charge £12 entry for non-Scottish residents to maintain financial viability.

SPUC welcomes SNP’s decision to drop a controversial abortion motion, citing the need for both women’s and unborn children’s rights.

Recent drilling at Durupinar near Mount Ararat reveals findings that may substantiate biblical accounts of Noah’s Ark, challenging decades of skepticism.

Religion touches nearly every corner of American life — from the pews to the political arena, from immigrant detention centers to the steps of the Vatican. This week brought a sweeping range of faith-related developments that reflect just how deeply spiritual questions are woven into the nation’s most pressing conversations.

Religion, politics, and conscience are colliding in ways rarely seen in recent American history — and the stories emerging from that collision are reshaping how communities of faith engage with power, policy, and one another.

Three years after the Hamas attack on Israel killed 1,200 people and sent shockwaves through Jewish communities worldwide, American synagogues are wrestling with a deeply personal question: who should be armed inside the sanctuary, and under what rules?

Every election cycle, hundreds of thousands of Virginians who have completed their prison sentences remain locked out of the ballot box — not because of any current legal trouble, but because of Virginia’s longstanding and restrictive approach to restoring voting rights after a felony conviction.

The Christian Institute criticizes Scotland’s conversion therapy ban, claiming undue LGBT influence and lack of dialogue.

Baptisms and conversions rise in Germany’s Free Evangelical Churches post-pandemic, sparking joy and gratitude.

2026 marks 500 years since the first Swedish New Testament, a key moment in language and Reformation history.

In 1994, Joe Campbell’s chance encounter with a newborn in a London phone booth led to a remarkable 22-year journey of rescue, reunion, and love.

Three Minnesota teens use dance to convey faith and self-worth, captivating audiences on NBC’s “World of Dance” with a routine set to Lauren Daigle’s anthem.