As Germany approaches a snap election amid rising political tensions and evangelical leaders urging stability, the electorate grapples with pressing socio-economic issues.
Bishop T.D. Jakes defends against sexual misconduct allegations from two ministers, labeling them as bullies and claiming a conspiracy to damage his reputation.
A tribunal upheld the Anglican school's decision to dismiss a teacher for expressing views on marriage and Sharia law that were deemed discriminatory during training.
The article explores the Ismaili Muslims' beliefs, their commitment to pluralism, and the philanthropic legacy of the Aga Khan, emphasizing global development initiatives.
The article emphasizes the lessons Western Christians can learn from the faith and resilience of persecuted believers worldwide, urging spiritual revitalization and unity.
Danielle Sassoon emerges as a modern Jewish heroine for her principled stand against corruption, embodying moral courage in a time of political discord.
In a heartfelt address, Bishop Sarah Mullally urged the Church of England's General Synod to enhance women's representation, especially in key decision-making bodies.
Presidents' Day, celebrated on the third Monday of February, honors all U.S. presidents with closures, sales, and educational initiatives about their legacies.
The Church of England's bishops face a decline in authority amid safeguarding controversies and the introduction of a new measure reshaping complaint handling.
The historic cedar tree at All Saints’ Church in South Oxhey, beloved for four centuries, was removed due to safety concerns, leaving the community in grief.
