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New Hampshire Approves School Choice and Parental Rights Legislation

New Hampshire has enacted a comprehensive school choice and parental rights law, with Governor Kelly Ayotte signing the legislation into law. The measures include House Bill 10, which establishes a parental bill of rights.

Virginia School District Maintains Title IX Charge Against Christian Students
A Virginia school district has dismissed a Title IX charge against a Muslim student who was one of three boys who complained about sharing a locker room with a girl who identifies as male, while charges against the two Christian boys remain.
Historic Shem Tov Bible, Sold for $6.9 Million, Highlighted in New Display
A 14th-century Bible that sold for $6.9 million at auction last year is now on display at the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem. The Shem Tov Bible, purchased by Terri and Andrew Herenstein in 2024.
‘Large Churches Are Growing Larger, While Small Churches Continue to Shrink’
A Lifeway report notes that “the large churches are growing larger and the smaller ones keep getting smaller,” highlighting a growing divide nationwide.

Hundreds of Gatherings: More Than 28,000 Baptized During U.S. Pentecost Event

Over 28,000 people were baptized across the US as part of a nationwide revival event. In collaboration with Baptize America, more than 600 churches hosted over 1,000 separate baptisms events where individuals publicly professed their faith in Jesus Christ.

Over Half of Pastors Don't Get Help Despite Worse Relationship and Well-Being
A new Barna ‘State of the Church’ report reveals that pastors continue to face challenges, particularly in relationships, emotional, physical, and mental health. However, most pastors do not get professional support for these struggles. The report reveals that more than half (52%) of pastors do not receive any professional support from sources.
Christianity's Global Share Declines, Still Largest Faith Group, Study Finds
A new report from the Pew Research Center reveals that, despite remaining the world's largest religious group, Christianity’s share of the global population has decreased over the past decade. The analysis, which examined data from 2,700 censuses and surveys, shows that the number of Christians worldwide increased by 121.6 million from 2010 to 2020.
Seoul Hosts Asian Evangelical Forum, Emphasizing Renewed Focus on Discipleship
The Asia Evangelical Leadership Forum (AELF) officially opened Wednesday in Seoul, South Korea, with a powerful call to renew commitment to discipleship amid a rapidly evolving global landscape. Organized by the Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) gathered approximately 100 Evangelical leaders from more than 20 Asian countries.