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Evangelical teacher suspended for not using trans pronouns to have $43K taken from account: court order
An Evangelical Christian from Ireland, who was suspended from his teaching job, is to have over $43,200 forcibly removed from his bank account following a court order.
Canadian dad fined ahead of 'litmus test' free speech hearing in Australia
Elon Musk’s personal crusade against the “woke mind virus” is a global one and the latest frontline is to be found in Australia, where his company X is joining in a case against the country’s “e-Safety Commissioner.”
Isle of Man legalizes assisted suicide: ‘Very sad day’
Campaigners supporting improved palliative care have voiced their sadness after the Isle of Man parliament approved a draft bill to legalize assisted suicide.
NHS sides with convicted pedophile against Christian nurse who refused to use wrong pronouns
A Christian nurse was investigated and deemed “a potential risk” after she referred to a convicted trans-identified child sex offender as "Mr."
'It's a shame': Pastor expresses disappointment after council votes to end prayers before meetings
A local Christian leader in the city of St. Albans has criticized a vote by the council to scrap prayers before official meetings.
90-year-old's secret recipes raise nearly $39,000 for church repairs
A 90-year-old former RAF driver has helped to save his local church after raising nearly $39,000 through the production and sale of sausage rolls and malt loaf.
Scottish church charity's innovative rock climbing program is helping recovering addicts
A Christian charity in Scotland is helping addicts to recover and reintegrate into the community with the help of an innovative rock-climbing program.
Scottish lawmaker behind buffer zone law admits JD Vance is right, praying in one’s home can be illegal
The member of the Scottish Parliament behind abortion buffer zones has conceded that there are circumstances in which praying in one’s home could constitute a breach of the law, despite previously rebuffing such claims made by U.S. Vice President JD Vance as “misinformation.”
The origins and use of the word 'church'
The word "church" in common language has many meanings depending on the context. This is the story ...
Fmr. Archbishop of Canterbury, other clergy facing disciplinary action over John Smyth abuse
The Church of England’s National Safeguarding Team announced on Tuesday that it is preparing to commence disciplinary proceedings against clergy named in a damning review into abuse by the late John Smyth.