What if Project Spire’s £100 million went on frontline parish vicars?
What would be the impact of an extra £100 million in grants from the Church Commissioners for frontline parish ministry in the Church of England? An outlay of £1 million would easily fund a parish minister for 10 years, provided the diocese getting the grant had not sold off the
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From 29,000 to Zero: Persecuted Christian Refugee Admissions Plunge
WASHINGTON – The U.S. is on track for a historic first: an entire year without resettling a single Christian refugee from the countries where believers face the most persecution. Roughly one in seven Christians, globally, are persecuted for their faith. For decades, those forced
Happy 25th Birthday, ESV: Reflections from John Piper
John Piper explains why he likes the ESV, how many copies he has, and what Bible translation he uses for his personal devotions.
Christian Camp Evicted From Burning Man After Hundreds Reportedly Accept Jesus
A Christian missionary camp was expelled from Burning Man after organizers accused its members of repeatedly violating festival policies while sharing the gospel and conducting baptisms in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. Federal officers and volunteer Black Rock Rangers ordered Shift
Stunning Find Emerges Along Waters Where Jesus Performed a Famous Miracle
Falling water levels in the Sea of Galilee have exposed part of an ancient Roman-era port that once connected Capernaum to the lake during the time of Jesus. The structure emerged along the lake’s northern shore in November 2025, revealing rows of enormous stones arranged to crea
As the far-right in Germany aims to take power, churches are fighting back
BURG near Magdeburg, Germany (RNS) — The AfD may gain power on Sept. 6 in Saxony-Anhalt, posing a direct threat to refugees and the German churches that serve them. Inspired by past resistance in East Germany, faith leaders are doing everything they can to stand in the way of the far-right group.
A Message from the ADOSC Standing Committee on the Porter-Gaud affair
The following letter was sent to the clergy of the ADOSC on September 2, 2026. Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Grace and peace to you in our Lord Jesus Christ. Tuesday morning at 8:45 a.m., Bishop Edgar submitted a letter to Bishop Julian Dobbs, Dean of the Province, indicating v
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Clergy Discipline complaints against Bishop of Salisbury
An investigation into allegations of financial misconduct by the Bishop of Salisbury Stephen Lake has concluded. A disciplinary complaint under the Clergy Discipline Measure has now been brought against him. Subsequent to these allegations, concerns relating to Bishop Stephen’s c
Jonathan Cahn Identified as Passenger Attacked by “Duct-Taped Man” on Viral Flight 618
The mystery passenger at the center of the viral American Airlines Flight 618 incident has been identified as #1 New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Cahn. As Charisma previously reported, the Dallas-Fort Worth-to-Newark flight was diverted to Baltimore Sept. 3 after passen
Nick Shirley Sues California
Investigative journalist Nick Shirley has filed a lawsuit against California for its law targeting First Amendment protections. The law, named after Shirley, stands as an affront to “truthful reporting,” the complaint reads. “The law imposes civil liability for publishing, disclo