Bethel Church Places Ben Armstrong on Leave Amid Abuse Allegations
February 16, 2026
Bethel Church places Ben Armstrong on leave amid new allegations of clergy abuse, pledges independent investigation.
Bethel Church places Ben Armstrong on leave amid new allegations of clergy abuse, pledges independent investigation.
The newly installed Archbishop of Westminster, Richard Moth, emphasizes learning from abuse victims and ensuring safe communities while calling for bold evangelisation efforts.
An Episcopal charity received an $8M grant to combat violence against women in Africa, aiming to aid 500,000 people.
Throughout the Church’s history, countless significant events have unfolded. This week highlights key anniversaries.
The Church of England’s Synod voted against stand-alone blessing ceremonies for same-sex couples, ending a long debate.
Coleman Yates’ salute during the National Anthem after practice sparked a nationwide discussion on youth patriotism, reflecting deep national values and respect.
Officer Marc Guillermo’s heartfelt ukulele performance after an arrest highlights the human side of law enforcement, bridging cultural gaps and fostering community.
Fewer than one in three Protestants who attend church monthly read the Bible daily, says recent Lifeway report.
Attorneys for Harvest Christian Fellowship aim to dismiss federal lawsuits alleging abuse by former pastor Havsgaard.
In a winter storm on January 25, St. George residents united to rescue a homeless man and his dog, showcasing remarkable community compassion and generosity.
Generosity Report 2026: Committed UK Christians donate over four times the national average, highlighting trust’s role in giving.
New Year bloodshed in Kasuman Daji as bandits massacre 42 men. The Catholic Church urges Nigeria to curb violence.