Christians on New Year Honours List
The Archbishop of Canterbury was recognised by the King for the role he played in his coronation earlier this year.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was recognised by the King for the role he played in his coronation earlier this year.
Among the 382 children ages 6 and under referred to the Tavistock gender clinic in London over the past decade, more than 70 were as young as 3 and 4, according to a recent report on the now-shuttered facility that pursued "gender-affirming" interventions for minors.
"Our thoughts and prayers are obviously with his wife and their two young sons. This is an unbelievably awful situation, and we are heartbroken for the family."
There had been fears that the brave evangelist was missing.
King Charles used his traditional Christmas Day speech to encourage the nation to care for creation and serve others.
A Christian teacher at a Church of England school has been found guilty of "unacceptable professional conduct" after expressing her views about human sexuality.
An Islamist extremist has been sentenced to a minimum sentence of 16 years over a plot to kill a Christian preacher in London's Hyde Park.
Fresh calls for assisted suicide to be legalised are being challenged over concerns for the vulnerable.
A pro-life volunteer has filed a complaint with council officials in Bournemouth after she was moved on for praying silently on a public street.
People trapped inside a Gaza church where two Christian women were reportedly killed by sniper fire are living in fear that they will be next
Sir Jacob said that workers must be free to "get on with their jobs, not spend all their time and energy in moralistic progressivism".
"Jesus also contradicts ideologically these ways [that] want to relativize or even destroy a marriage of men and women and the family of the parents with their own children," the German cardinal told GBNews host Jacob Rees-Mogg.
"Had this guidance been followed, many more children would have been protected and several Christians we are supporting would not have lost their jobs. Today, they are vindicated."