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US churchgoers losing biblical conviction on family, life and morality - study
"Even among regular churchgoers, moral clarity is fading fast," said lead researcher, Dr George Barna.
Cultivating the fruits of the Spirit: joy in every season
In a world filled with exhaustion, anxiety, and endless striving, joy can feel like something reserved for the lucky few — those whose lives seem easy, or whose prayers have already been answered. But biblical joy is not that fragile.
'Something is happening,' says Alpha founder Nicky Gumbel amid reports of a Quiet Revival in the UK
Alpha pioneer Nicky Gumbel is as passionate as ever about seeing ordinary believers introduce others to the Christian faith, especially at a time when so many people are searching for meaning and purpose - and there are signs they are increasingly turning to the Church.
Prominent Beijing pastor detained amid nationwide arrests of underground church leaders
The arrests have been condemned by US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
Church leaders urge national debate on AI’s impact on work and dignity
We cannot sit on the sidelines, but have a responsibility to engage, point to signs of hope, and do all we can to ensure that the fundamental dignity of every person is upheld.
Glen Scrivener wades into 'the great sex work debate' and Bonnie Blue phenomenon
Christian author and speaker Glen Scrivener has offered thoughtful commentary on 'the great sex work debate' between Louise Perry and Bonnie Blue, hosted by Chris Williamson on his Modern Wisdom podcast.
Nuns in Mauritania step in as migrant mothers die during childbirth
Many women and children arrive from bordering countries penniless, homeless, and unable to support themselves.
Spiritual warfare: who is the enemy and how do we overcome him through Christ?
Our greatest battles are not fought with people or circumstances, but with unseen powers seeking to distort truth, sow fear, and draw us away from God.
New map shows places with no access to Bible
The lack is most acute in countries where believers face persecution or poverty.
Church Mission Society marks milestone as 1,000th student joins pioneer mission training
The Church Mission Society (CMS) has welcomed its 1,000th student onto the Pioneer Mission Training programme, marking a major milestone 15 years after the initiative first began with just nine participants in Oxford.
Palestinians and Israelis must be treated equally under Trump-Blair Gaza peace plan, says Christian Aid
Christian Aid has called for Palestinians and Israelis to be treated as equals in any new peace framework for Gaza following the announcement earlier this week of a new peace plan led by US President Donald Trump and former British Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair.
Government decision to scrap two-child benefit cap welcomed by pro-life group
Right to Life UK said there was evidence that the cap was impacting on the decision of some women to have an abortion.
Black History Month is a helpful reminder that Christianity isn't a 'white man’s religion'
The Gospel is the good news for all people, everywhere.
7 practical ways students can nurture their faith at university
For many young people, the transition to university marks more than just academic independence—it also begins a new chapter in their faith journey.
Chaplaincy teams provide prayer and spiritual support in town centres
"People might disagree with what we believe, but they appreciate what we do.”
Bible translation accelerates as millions receive Scripture in their own language
The global movement to make the Bible available in every language is gaining remarkable momentum, with new figures showing historic progress in translation efforts.