Elizabeth Delaney

How a groundbreaking evangelistic event, "Go Day," will distribute 1.4 million Gospels of John worldwide on Memorial Day weekend, an unprecedented effort involving teams from over 70 countries.

A Finnish politician and bishop face hate speech convictions for publishing views on homosexuality rooted in a biblical worldview, sparking a fierce debate over freedom of speech and religious expression.

Despite ongoing conflict, Ukrainian churches are experiencing unprecedented growth, with over 100 new congregations established and thousands embracing faith through baptism.

Millions of Americans are struggling to save for retirement, with a significant portion lacking any retirement accounts and many others concerned about future financial instability.

There is a concerning rise in Christian persecution across Egypt, where constitutional guarantees of religious freedom are increasingly undermined by community-level discrimination and state-sanctioned roadblocks to acknowledging conversions.

Witness a rare display of ancient Dead Sea Scrolls fragments, including parts of the prophetic book of Isaiah, at the Museum of the Bible from May to September.

A UK pastor faces potential prison time for preaching about hell, sparking concerns about religious freedom and the policing of theological content.

A Russian bomb struck a church in Zaporizhzhia during a prayer meeting, killing at least one and injuring eight in what Ukraine's embassy calls a "deliberate attack on people of faith."

A UK pastor has faced multiple arrests and investigations for peacefully preaching the Gospel in public spaces, raising concerns about the suppression of Christian speech.

A Texas State Board of Education member invited Pacific Justice Institute founder Brad Dacus to advocate for the inclusion of America's religious heritage and biblical influences in school curriculum, arguing for historical accuracy over revisionism.

Several states are temporarily suspending gas taxes to alleviate the financial strain of inflation on residents, offering relief at the pump but raising questions about long-term infrastructure funding.

Amidst global crises, a diverse group of leaders is launching "Prayer at the Heart," aiming to mobilize one million Americans to pray for national revival and hope.

A growing sentiment in Britain suggests a detrimental impact on future generations as the nation drifts from its Judeo-Christian roots, with a recent poll revealing significant public concern and a belief in Christianity's positive contribution to governance.

The International Olympic Committee has announced a significant policy change for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, barring trans-identified male athletes from competing in women's categories where strength, power, or endurance are critical factors.

China's crackdown on unregistered churches extends to legal professionals, with lawyers facing license revocation and suspension for assisting persecuted Christians.