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Children kidnapped by Islamists in Mozambique's forgotten war
Added to the pain of the violence is the fact that the world doesn't seem to know they are suffering.
Pro-marriage groups divided on latest divorce stats
The figures revealed that in 2023 over 100,000 opposite-sex marriages ended in divorce.
How to protect our girls in a world that tells them they’re not pretty enough
We - as parents, mentors, sisters, and friends - have a holy calling: to protect our girls from the deception of this culture. We must not let them believe that God’s design is not good enough.
Christian woman cleared over silent prayer still being investigated by police
"It’s unbelievable that I am still being harassed by police for silently pray in that area."
Celebrating 500 years since the first printed English New Testament
Celebrations for the quincentenary - 500th anniversary - of the English New Testament got underway in Antwerp in July. This is the story …
Kemi Badenoch says Josef Fritzl case made her lose faith in God
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has opened up about how she lost her faith in God after reading about the notorious case of Josef Fritzl.
Pastors beaten by jailers in India
The situation in India continues to worsen for Christians.
Christian nurse in trans-race row says Royal College of Nursing abandoned her
Jennifer Melle says she was abandoned during the most traumatic period of her life.
Why purity matters in the Christian faith
Even in church spaces, many of us grew up hearing about purity in ways that felt heavy, shame-based, or impossible to live up to. But the way God invites us into purity is so different from the pressure-filled messages we may have received.
How to prepare for the storms of life
Christian Today speaks to pastor and author Justin Kendrick to hear his thoughts the challenge of suffering and how Christians can better face it.
Report reveals alarming surge in anti-Christian attacks across India in 2025
Christians are continuing to suffer for their faith in India, with hundreds of instances of discrimination recorded in a new study.
Beirut blast of 2020 still scars survivors five years on
Despite conflict with Israel and Covid 19, for some the blast was the toughest of incidents.
Salvation Army offers summer relief as families struggle to cope
As the cost-of-living crisis deepens, a new survey commissioned by The Salvation Army reveals that many parents in the UK are sacrificing their own basic needs to give their children a semblance of summer joy.
Mel Gibson announces plan to split resurrection story into two-part biblical epic
Mel Gibson’s long-delayed sequel to The Passion of the Christ will now be released as two separate films, with both parts scheduled for release in 2027.
Islamists have killed over 22,300 in Africa this last year - study
Militant Islamists groups have expanded their presence in Africa and more than doubled fatalities linked to violent activities in specific regions in the continent according to a study by the Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS).
The Babylon Bee challenges California censorship law
California is not the first state to try to censor parodies of politicians.