A U.S. Congress member and religious freedom advocates urge the Trump administration to classify Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ due to rising attacks against Christians.
Throughout the Church’s history, significant events have occurred weekly, marking anniversaries of notable moments.
26 October commemorates King Alfred the Great, the only English king to translate parts of the Bible into English.
Despite a government shutdown, President Trump’s efforts to expand the White House and end wars continue.
The YouVersion Bible app surpasses one billion downloads, prompting a Global Bible Month with a 30-Day Bible Challenge.
Lord Alton criticizes a proposed UK bill allowing abortion up to birth, calling it “grotesque” and a risk to women.
CSW raises alarm over Egypt’s crackdown on religious minorities, citing arrests and constitutional rights issues.
Labour’s VAT on private school fees has sparked backlash, impacting Catholic schools and children with special needs.
Pope Leo XIV urges “no tolerance” for abuse in the Church, emphasizing transparency and protection during a conference.
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary launches a scholarship in memory of Morris Chapman, honoring his legacy.
A wave of jihadist attacks in northern Mozambique left 20 Christians dead and thousands displaced, targeting churches.
Archaeologists in Israel found a rare cuneiform shard linked to King Hezekiah, revealing Assyrian-Judah ties.
