Treasure trove of artifacts, coins found in excavation of medieval German church
Renovations of a medieval church in Germany have led to the discovery of over 1,000 artifacts, with some dating back to the church's founding in the 13th century.
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Church petitions National Lottery Heritage Fund to save rare 500-year-old wall paintings
A church in North Yorkshire is planning a bid to the National Lottery Heritage Fund in an effort to preserve incredibly rare wall paintings dating back over 500 years.
UK man convicted for silent prayer lauds JD Vance for Munich speech mention: ‘Overwhelmingly thankful’
A British Army veteran and father-of-two has spoken of his gratitude to U.S. Vice President JD Vance for highlighting his conviction for silent prayer in a speech to world leaders in which the American leader warned that free speech is "in retreat" in Europe.
DRC church leaders call for peaceful resolution to escalating conflict
Christian leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo have pledged to work toward peace and harmony between neighbors following an intensification of violence in the east of the country.
Jack Hemmings, Mission Aviation Fellowship co-founder, dies at 103
Jack Hemmings, the founder of Mission Aviation Fellowship and World War II veteran, died last month at the age of 103.
Street preacher to appeal court ruling upholding arrest over 'hate Islam, Jesus is love' sign
A Christian street preacher who was arrested for protesting Islam after the London Bridge terrorist attack in 2017 has had his appeal rejected by the High Court.
Church of England bishop of Liverpool resigns amid claims sexual harassment
The bishop of Liverpool has resigned after coming under scrutiny over allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
The story behind the red letters in your Bible
Millions of people read the New Testament printed with the words of Jesus in red. Most people don't realize that this is a relatively modern Evangelical tradition.
Charity regulator in Great Britain expands Barnabas Aid investigation, looks into 4 other charities
The charity regulator for England and Wales has expanded its investigation into Barnabas Aid — also called Barnabas Fund — to include the activities of four charities that have links with the organization.
Christian group criticizes gov’t proposals targeting homeschool parents
The Christian Institute has hit out at "intrusive and burdensome" proposals to force parents who educate their children at home to report their involvement in extracurricular activities, including Sunday school.
