Europe
Mikael Jägerskog, senior policy adviser for Pingstmissionens Utvecklingssamarbete (Pentecostal Mission's Development Cooperation, PMU) has issued an urgent call for Christians to engage aggressively at the United Nations and other international forums, warning that the Church's silence on global stages is allowing secular and anti Christian forces
Orthodox News
European security forces have disrupted a planned Islamic terrorist attack targeting Christians during Christmas celebrations, exposing what counterterrorism officials describe as an ongoing pattern of jihadist groups specifically selecting Christian religious events for mass casualty operations. Intelligence agencies identified the plot during routine surveillance of suspected extremist networks operating within
Europe
A pastor in the United Kingdom is crediting his former life as a drug dealer for giving him the skills and credibility needed to effectively minister to people trapped in addiction, homelessness, and criminal lifestyles that most churches struggle to reach. The pastor, who spent years dealing drugs before his
Europe
A man in the United Kingdom has pleaded guilty to harassing Christian congregations by repeatedly dumping dead animals outside multiple churches in what prosecutors describe as a targeted campaign of intimidation against Christians. The defendant, whose case is proceeding through the British court system, admitted to placing animal carcasses at
Europe
The Church of England's House of Bishops has announced it will take additional time before making final decisions regarding the blessing of same sex relationships, extending a debate that has divided the denomination for years. The bishops met recently to discuss proposals that would allow clergy to offer
USA
This is the fourth installment of a series of 5 articles titled The War on Christian Men: A systematic examination of how modern culture attacks masculinity. I recommend you read the first installment here, and then continue with the rest. We’ve spent a couple of weeks examining how modern
Catholic News
Pro life campaigner Isabel Vaughan Spruce has been under police investigation for 10 months as British authorities continue to decide whether to charge her for silent prayer in an abortion clinic buffer zone. Vaughan Spruce was first arrested in December 2022 for silently praying in an abortion buffer zone in
Europe
Pope Leo XIV praised the endurance and faith of the Armenian people during a visit to Istanbul on November 30, 2025, where he addressed the Armenian Apostolic community at their cathedral, a diaspora church rooted in a country where Armenians suffered genocide under the Ottoman Empire. Standing inside the Armenian
Europe
A Catholic nun was stabbed with a sharp object in Zagreb, Croatia on Friday afternoon by a man who allegedly shouted "Allahu akbar" during the attack. She survived and is receiving treatment at a hospital. The victim, identified as 34 year old Sister Marija Tatjana Zrno, was attacked
Europe
A figure of infant Jesus was stolen from a Christmas nativity scene on the Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium between late Friday night and early Saturday morning, November 29 to 30, 2025. The nativity scene has been at the center of controversy on social media because the faces of all
Middle East
Pope Leo XIV visited Istanbul's Blue Mosque on Saturday, November 29, 2025, but declined an invitation to pray there, breaking with the tradition established by his two immediate predecessors during their visits to the historic mosque. The 70 year old pontiff, history's first American pope, toured
Europe
Three Austrian nuns in their 80s have refused to sign an agreement demanding they abandon social media after breaking back into their former convent following an escape from a Catholic care home where they say they were placed against their will. Sister Bernadette, 88, Sister Regina, 86, and Sister Rita,