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Russian missile disrupts Ukrainian church summer camp as children bear the trauma of war

A Russian missile landed near a children’s summer camp at a Ukrainian church, the blast waves causing the walls and windows of the church to shake, a scene that has become all too familiar to the children of Ukraine.

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  Supreme Court to consider preacher's challenge to speech restrictions at amphitheater

  The U.S. Supreme Court will consider reviving a preacher's challenge to a Mississippi town ordinance restricting his ability to evangelize outside of an amphitheater.

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  Christian nurse fights NHS over discipline for opposing trans breastfeeding workshops

  A Christian nurse in the United Kingdom has secured legal representation after facing disciplinary action for objecting to “Queer Birth Club” workshops at NHS maternity services that touts trans breastfeeding and claims it's not just women who give birth.

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  Megachurch musician was urged to see cardiologist before police found him dead

  Just over a month before police found him dead in his car in Frisco, Texas, Michael Rigsby, a beloved 26-year-old musician for The Bridge Frisco, was warned by a doctor that if he didn't see a cardiologist within two days, he could die, according to his mother, Kim Cooks.

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  Adventist World magazine with 1.5 million circulation closes, merges with Adventist Review

  Adventist World, a magazine of the Seventh-day Adventist Church with a circulation of around 1.5 million, has ceased publication, with its final edition released in June.

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  Chris Pratt lists Jesus as one of the things he 'can't live without'

  Prominent Hollywood actor Chris Pratt recently included Jesus on the list of things he "can't live without" in the latest example of the entertainer proclaiming his Christian faith. 

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  'Deeply grateful': Female athletes, advocates react to UPenn's Title IX agreement

  Female athletes and advocacy groups are sharing their thoughts after the University of Pennsylvania announced that it was prohibiting trans-identified males from competing in women’s sports and revoking medals won by a high-profile male trans-identified athlete when competing in women’s sports competitions. 

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  Nonpartisan group calls for moratorium on AI regulation in Virginia, warns of regulatory 'chaos'

  Public policy advocates in Virginia are urging officials to hold off for at least a decade on any state-level artificial intelligence (AI) regulations to allow Congress to take the lead.

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  New Life Church asks 2 more pastors to resign over Robert Morris scandal

  New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, dismissed two more pastors for failures in their handling of knowledge related to Gateway Church founder Robert Morris' alleged sexual abuse of Cindy Clemishire beginning when she was 12 in the 1980s.

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  Bodies of 8 Evangelical Christian leaders found in mass grave

  In an event that has shaken the country, Colombian authorities have located a mass grave that contains the bodies of eight Christian religious leaders.

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  Skillet’s John Cooper urges ‘full-throated condemnation’ of Michael Tait’s actions: ‘We cannot turn a blind eye’

  Skillet frontman John Cooper described the scandal surrounding former Newsboys frontman Michael Tait as a “shame and a tragedy for the Church” and urged others in the CCM industry to issue a “full-throated condemnation of these acts.”

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  Pastor arrested for soliciting photos of 11-year-old girl at his church

  A Kentucky pastor has been placed on administrative leave following his arrest for requesting photos from an 11-year-old girl who attended his church. 

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  Christians bound, blindfolded, before being forced to jump into sea by India’s Navy

  Relatives of ethnic Rohingya Christian refugees cast into the sea by India’s Navy have yet to hear from them nearly two months after the cast-offs swam ashore to their native Myanmar.