Gunmen Attack Christian Church Funeral in Jordan, Killing Mourners and Wounding Dozens
Gunmen opened fire during a funeral at a Greek Orthodox church in southern Jordan on Friday, killing seven people and injuring 34, according to a later police update carried by the official Petra news agency. The attack struck Hamoud Church in Karak governorate as mourners gather
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Church of England Decline Deepens as Experts Warn of ‘Financial Disaster’
The Church of England is facing a sobering reality: Its decline is no longer just about empty pews. Instead, it could threaten the future of the institution itself. According to Church Times, two academics are sounding the alarm that the Church of England is heading toward “finan
Missouri Attorney General Demands Answers Over ‘Demonic’ Statue Planned Between Churches
An abortion-linked golden statue is headed for a St. Louis park between two churches, according to Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, who is demanding answers about the project’s placement and what she describes as a lack of public input. Hanaway raised the alarm on X,
Watch: JD Vance Turns to Prayer as Medical Emergency Halts Rally
Vice President J.D. Vance publicly embraced his Christianity at a rally in Nebraska on Thursday, where he asked the crowd to pray with him after a woman suffered a medical emergency. Vance noticed some commotion behind him and stopped speaking for several minutes. “While they’re
What You Should Know About the Hebrew Roots Movement
The Hebrew Roots Movement is a modern version of the New Testament Judaizers who were rebuked by Paul.
Perth Anglicans vote in favour of a conversion therapy ban
A motion in support of a conversion ban bill for WA was passed by the Perth Anglican Synod on the weekend. The motion:• Affirms that all people are created in the image of God and that LGBTQIA+ people in our community belong in the Body of Christ as equal friends and fellow disci
Gathering explores new practices for church
Participants at the Council of Bishops Leadership Gathering spent their second full day together moving from naming the realities facing The United Methodist Church to reflecting on ways to help it thrive.
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Church of England Decline Deepens as Experts Warn of ‘Financial Disaster’
The Church of England is facing a sobering reality: Its decline is no longer just about empty pews. Instead, it could threaten the future of the institution itself. According to Church Times, two academics are sounding the alarm that the Church of England is heading toward “finan
1,200 ‘Poll Chaplains’ to Deploy Across America for Midterm Elections
Election Day is about to look a little different in some parts of America. More than 1,200 clergy members and volunteers are preparing to station themselves outside polling places across nine states. These volunteers are expected to serve as “poll chaplains” and “peacekeepers.” A
Pastor Interrogated Over Christian Doctrine in Chilling Religious Freedom Warning
What happens when a government investigation stops examining what Christians did and starts interrogating what Christians believe? That is the religious liberty alarm now being sounded after an Australian pastor faced questions from lawmakers not merely about political activity,
Gospel Hope for Gen-Z Ministry
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Missouri Attorney General Demands Answers Over ‘Demonic’ Statue Planned Between Churches
An abortion-linked golden statue is headed for a St. Louis park between two churches, according to Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, who is demanding answers about the project’s placement and what she describes as a lack of public input. Hanaway raised the alarm on X,
Watch: JD Vance Turns to Prayer as Medical Emergency Halts Rally
Vice President J.D. Vance publicly embraced his Christianity at a rally in Nebraska on Thursday, where he asked the crowd to pray with him after a woman suffered a medical emergency. Vance noticed some commotion behind him and stopped speaking for several minutes. “While they’re
Korean Churches Are Breaking from Traditions to Bring Back Youth
On a narrow street in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District sits a glass-fronted building that looks like an ordinary café. A neon-lit staircase descends to a dim performance space where lyrics flash across a large screen as driving music fills the room. Young ministers and attendees mov
Affirming Human Dignity Across the Board
During the introductory session for CT’s recent Big Tent Convening in Oakland, the And Campaign’s Chris Butler, World Relief’s Liliana Reza, and CT editor Haleluya Hadero sat down to discuss the church, politics, and immigration. In this video, the three delve into President Dona
