Christian groups doubting whether credible November elections can take place in Ghana
Christian groups in Ghana are not very confident on the capability of the country's Electoral Commission to hold a credible general election in November.Read More
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Franklin Graham has zero hope in Democratic and Republican parties
Evangelist Franklin Graham was in Pierre, South Dakota on May 24, where he told thousands of people how the United States is in a very bad situation and it needs to go in a different direction.Read More
Christian university bans political activities in Uganda
A Christian university in Mbabara, Western Uganda prevents students from engaging in political activities. The vice chancellor explained that university's stance does not violate students' rights since they can always express their freedoms outside the campus.Read More
Wisconsin Christian school reserves right to expel students for 'outwardly sinful lifestyles,' atheist group files complaint
Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a complaint against St. John's Lutheran School in Wisconsin for allegedly discriminating against transgender students.Read More
U.S. accepts record number of Syrian refugees in May; High speed of processing applications criticized
The Unites States government has granted asylum to more than 500 Syrian refugees so far in May, but some are questioning the speed in which the authorities are processing applications and why there seems to be no Christians among those approved.Read More
'Anti-Christian' paintings offend Virginia arts commissioners, museum could be defunded
A museum in Virginia Beach is holding an exhibit that features contemporary art, but members of the Arts and Humanities Commission have questioned whether those types of artwork are the ones that should be subsidized using taxpayers' money.Read More
Colombia judge bans civic prayers and fraternal hugs in Cartegena, Christians react
A judge in Colombia has banned prayers at local educational institutions and also at the beginning of city council sessions in Cartagena. Moreover, he prohibited people from engaging in fraternal hugs just about everywhere, something that has sparked fierce opposition, with people calling it a ...Read More
Lawmakers take steps against President Obama's transgender bathroom edict
President Barack Obama's edict regarding transgender restroom policies in schools has received opposition from a lot of people, including lawmakers. Apart from proposing laws to counter the edict, their is also a resolution to have the president, the attorney general, and the secretary of education ...Read More
Kansas Christian school responds to issue on expelling students because of gay family members
A Christian school in Kansas has reserved the right to expel a student if any member of their family is a transgender. This has sparked outrage, but the school said it is only so that parents know where they stand on this issue.Read More
Christians don't have to affirm transgenderism, but they can’t express that view at work: tribunal
Archaeology discovery: Medieval Christian prayer beads found on Holy Island
Presbyterian Church in America votes to leave National Association of Evangelicals
Over 50 killed in 'vile and satanic' attack at Nigerian church on Pentecost Sunday
Ukrainian Orthodox Church severs ties with Moscow over Patriarch Kirill's support for Putin's war
Islamic State kills 20 Nigerian Christians as revenge for US airstrike
Man who served 33 years in prison for murder leads inmates to ChristOther Top News
UNC excavation crew in Galilee region of Israel uncover first known depictions of biblical heroines
An excavation team in Israel has discovered the first known depiction of two biblical heroines from the Old Testament.
Franklin Graham asks Putin and Zelenskyy for a Holy Week ceasefire amid Ukraine invasion
As more than 1,300 civilians have been killed in Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, evangelist Franklin Graham is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to agree on a ceasefire during the 10 days of Easter observances.
Pastor, 3 others killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria: reports
Suspected Fulani herdsmen shot to death four people, including a pastor and two women in two separate attacks in Benue State on Tuesday, according to Nigerian media reports.