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Evangelicals Launch Major Gospel Outreach at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics

As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics unfold across Italy, hundreds of Evangelicals are taking part in a coordinated evangelistic effort aimed at athletes, tourists and local residents.

Ancient Jerusalem ‘Pilgrim’s Path’ Linking Pool of Siloam to Temple Mount Opens to Visitors
A 2,000-year-old roadway believed to date to the time of Jesus has officially been opened to the public, allowing visitors to walk a historic route that once connected the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Vows Hearings on CAIR and Islamic Law Concerns in Texas
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has reaffirmed plans to hold Senate hearings examining concerns over Islamic law and a proposed Muslim-focused development. Patrick said he would direct the Senate State Affairs Committee to convene a hearing.
Bible App Usage in Latin America Reaches Historic High in Early 2026
Digital engagement with Scripture across Latin America reached record-breaking levels during the first quarter of 2026, signaling sustained spiritual interest rather than a temporary New Year’s spike.

Church of England Synod Confirms End of Same-Sex Blessing Proposal

The Church of England’s General Synod has formally decided not to proceed with the introduction of stand-alone blessing services for same-sex couples, bringing to an end a lengthy and closely watched internal debate. Synod members backed a motion put forward by the bishops to conclude the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) initiative.

Less Than One-Third of Protestant Churchgoers Read the Bible Daily, Study Shows
Fewer than one in three Protestants who attend church at least once a month say they read the Bible every day, according to new findings from Lifeway Research. The report, released Tuesday, draws from Lifeway’s State of Discipleship study, which surveyed 2,130 Protestant churchgoers online between March 19 and March 26.
HHS Invites Faith-Based Addiction Recovery Groups to Apply for Federal Funding
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is formally encouraging faith-based addiction recovery organizations to begin applying for federal funding, just days after Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced expanded eligibility for such groups to address the nation’s behavioral health crisis.
‘10,000 American Pastors Signed a Petition for Us,’ Korean Pastor Says After Prison Release
Pastor Son Hyun-bo of the World Church in Busan, South Korea, spoke at an emergency prayer meeting held at his church after being released from prison following a court ruling on Jan. 30. Citing Psalm 35:1, he said, “Contend, O Lord, with those who contend with me; fight against those who fight against me.”