Fulani Groups Surpass Boko Haram in Civilian Deaths in Nigeria, Report Finds
Over 150 Protestant Christians Return Home After Forced Displacement in Mexico
More than 150 Protestant Christians, including over 70 children, have returned to their homes in Hidalgo State, Mexico, after a five-month forced displacement due to religious persecution. New Report Links Government Corruption to Christian Persecution Worldwide
A recent report titled "Corruption and Christian Persecution" by the U.S.-based watchdog International Christian Concern (ICC) has revealed a strong correlation between high levels of government corruption and increased persecution of Christian communities across several nations.
Christian Judo champion suspended for five months due to sign of the cross at 2024 Olympics
Oxford professor John Lennox takes on new role as president of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics
Professor John Lennox, a highly respected mathematician and Christian apologist from the University of Oxford, has recently accepted the prestigious position of President at the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics U.S. State Department report alerts rising religious intolerance in India
The latest international religious freedom report by the U.S. State Department casts a shadow over India's record on religious tolerance. Protestant Christians Face Challenges in Turkey (2023 Report)
A report by the Association of Protestant Churches (Protestan Kiliseler Derneği) highlights ongoing difficulties faced by Protestant Christians in Turkey throughout 2023.
More News
Christians in Iran faced intensified persecution in 2023
Christians in Iran faced intensified persecution in 2023, as highlighted in a joint annual report by advocacy groups Article 18, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, Open Doors, and Middle East Concern. 
Pakistan's promises of religious freedom ring hollow amid continuing mob attacks on Christians
Despite Pakistan's claims of promoting religious freedom and protecting minorities, ongoing violence and discrimination paint a far grimmer picture. The recent U.S. designation of Pakistan as a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom violations only underscores the disconnect between official pronouncements and the lived realities of minority communities. 
Christian school worker granted right to appeal dismissal in Court of Appeal over transgender education critique
Kristie Higgs, a school worker dismissed for Facebook posts expressing her religious beliefs about sex education, has won the right to appeal her case to the Court of Appeal. Lady Justice Elisabeth Laing ruled that all of Higgs's appeal grounds have "arguable prospects of success," raising important questions about employee rights and religious expression. 
Denmark's new blasphemy law draws ire of religious freedom advocates as it stifles human rights
A US government-affiliated religious freedom watchdog agency, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), has condemned a recently passed Danish law criminalizing the "inappropriate treatment" of religious texts. 
Franklin Graham, head of Samaritan’s Purse, Engages with Netanyahu; extends support during visit
Franklin Graham, prominent in American Evangelical circles and leading the international humanitarian organization Samaritan's Purse and Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, visited kibbutzim including three villages that were severely affected by a recent Hamas attack before having a meeting with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 
A quarter of the world's population grapples with loneliness, reveals Gallup survey
A recent joint survey conducted by Gallup and Meta has unveiled a concerning reality: “Nearly one in four people worldwide -- which translates into more than a billion people -- feel very or fairly lonely.” Researchers posit that this loneliness rate may, in fact, be even higher. 
Israeli Christian leader warns of evil forces behind Hamas and Hezbollah threat
In a recently released article from the Christian Post (CP), Shadi Khalloul, an Israeli Christian leader, said that Hamas and Hezbollah, viewed as terrorist groups, are influenced by what he considers to be evil forces, specifically attributing it to Satan. 
Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, Invokes Amalek: ‘To defeat the murderous enemy, ensure our existence in our land.’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent address announcing a ground invasion into Gaza in a press conference in Tel Aviv has ignited a heated debate, primarily due to his use of strong biblical references.
Most Read
Christian organizations rally to aid Helene victims as death toll exceeds 130
92% of Evangelicals Feel Duty to Share Biblical Truths, But Only 35% Feel Prepared, Survey Finds
Southern Baptist Leaders Urge Biden, Congress to Support Israel
Fulani Groups Surpass Boko Haram in Civilian Deaths in Nigeria, Report Finds
Kenyan Religious Leaders Oppose Controversial Bill to Regulate Religious Organizations
ERLC Partners with Baptist State Conventions to Address Abortion Ballot Initiatives in Upcoming Election
Vance and Walz VP debate focused on abortion, immigration and Censorship
Other Headlines
What rights do students have on ‘Bring Your Bible To School Day’?
American Evangelical leader Johnnie Moore urges EU to bolster support for Israel following recent assaults
Supreme Court’s Judgement to Transfer Control of Jacobite Syrian Churches to Orthodox Faction Executed By Authorities Amidst Fierce Protests
Survey reports that the majority of adolescents struggle to embrace the seven cornerstones of a biblical worldview
Embracing imperfection: Pastor Michael Todd encourages transparency and healing within the church
11 Christians killed in Nigeria's Plateau state, sources say
Supreme Court refuses pro-life activists' appeals in Planned Parenthood Case