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Southern Baptist Children’s Home Launches Seminary Tuition Program for Houseparents

A Southern Baptist children’s ministry in New Mexico has introduced a new initiative that will cover seminary education costs for houseparents serving in its residential care program.

Christian Mobile Carrier Launches to Help Families Block Explicit Content
A newly launched wireless provider that identifies itself as the “first-ever Christian mobile carrier” says it was created to help families guard against online dangers, particularly pornography and other explicit material accessible through smartphones.
Evangelical Relief Group Warns New USCIS Policy Could Separate Immigrant Families
World Relief, an evangelical humanitarian organization involved in refugee resettlement, is criticizing a new immigration policy shift by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Hostage Crisis Escalates in India’s Manipur After Killing of Three Christian Pastors
Tensions between two predominantly Christian tribal communities in India’s northeastern state of Manipur have intensified after the killing of three Kuki-Zo pastors and their driver triggered a wave of abductions.

Young Christian Activist Seeks to Equip Gen Z to Stand Firm Against Secular Culture

A young Christian activist has launched an organization seeking to increase biblical literacy among young believers and help them stand firm against the influence of secular culture. The nonprofit group, Counteract USA, seeks to equip young Americans with the biblical knowledge needed to effectively share the Gospel.

Senators Push Historic Security Funding for Churches, Synagogues and Nonprofits
A bipartisan proposal in the U.S. Senate is seeking a historic expansion of federal security funding for religious institutions as concerns grow over rising threats against churches, synagogues and other faith-based organizations across the country. More than 400 Jewish community leaders are urging Congress to approve $1 billion for the Nonprofit Security.
Florida AME Church Defaced With Racial Graffiti After Fire Damage
A historic African American church in Florida became the target of hateful vandalism just days after an accidental fire severely damaged the property, according to local authorities and church leaders. Members of St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church in Ocala were already dealing with the aftermath of an electrical fire.
‘The Resurrection of the Christ’ Set for Two-Part Release Beginning in 2027
Lionsgate has revealed release plans and debuted the first official images for “The Resurrection of the Christ,” the sequel to Mel Gibson’s 2004 film “The Passion of the Christ.” The studio confirmed that the upcoming biblical drama will be released as a two-part theatrical event beginning in 2027. Lionsgate has revealed the first official images.