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UK Street Preacher Acquitted After Facing Charges Over Alleged Anti-Muslim Remarks

A Christian street preacher in the United Kingdom who faced accusations of making anti-Muslim comments during a public sermon has been found not guilty. A jury delivered the verdict after hearing of testimony and argument.

Maine Mother Appeals Custody Order That Restricts Child’s Church Attendance
A single mother in Maine is contesting a custody ruling that bars her from taking her 12-year-old daughter to Calvary Chapel. The mother, Emily Bickford, is receiving legal support from Liberty Counsel.
China Arrests 18 Zion Church Leaders in Widening Crackdown on House Churches
Authorities in China have detained leaders of a prominent house church on charges of “illegally using information networks,” a move seen as part of the CCP’s wider crackdown on unregistered Christian communities.
North Texas Islamic Project Rebranded as “The Meadow” Amid Scrutiny and Controversy
A Muslim-centered development proposal in North Texas appears to be resurfacing under a new identity after its creators removed earlier online content and reworked promotional materials.

Trump Again Condemns Violence Against Nigerian Christians, Urges Government Action

President Donald Trump has renewed his criticism of the escalating violence against Christians in Nigeria, urging the Nigerian government to take decisive action. During a Fox News Radio interview last Friday, Trump expressed deep anger over ongoing massacres targeting Christian communities. “I'm really angry about it,” he said.

Shedeur Sanders Credits God After First NFL Start and Browns Victory
Shedeur Sanders expressed deep gratitude to God after becoming the first Cleveland Browns quarterback since 1995 to win his NFL debut, leading the team to a 24–10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. Sanders described his joy after helping secure the Browns’ third win of the season, testifying that God’s guidance.
Pastor Michael Youssef to Step Down From Church of the Apostles to Focus on Global Ministry
Michael Youssef, the founding pastor of Church of the Apostles in Atlanta, Georgia, has announced that he will resign from his pastoral role to pursue expanded ministry work through his international organization. In a statement released Sunday, he said he plans to step down next summer to devote his time fully to Leading The Way.
CofE Warns Hundreds of Historic Churches at Risk Without VAT Support
The Church of England is pressing the Labour government to secure long-term funding for a major tax relief program, cautioning that hundreds of historic churches could deteriorate or close if the policy is allowed to lapse. The Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme is scheduled to end in March 2026 unless renewed.