Across the world, churches are recognising that faith is passed on most powerfully at home. We’re encouraged by this story from the Philippines, where the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches is calling congregations to equip parents as their children’s first
Churches and Christian organizations must move beyond safeguarding policies and compliance measures to create cultures where children are genuinely safe, speakers said during the first webinar in a three-part series on child protection. The Sept. 30 webinar, “Dignity & Reality,”
About 500 pastors, leaders and ministry representatives met Sept. 12 at Ríos de Vida Church in Quilmes, Argentina, for the First Congress on Childhood, Adolescence, Family and Education, organized by the Christian Alliance of Evangelical Churches of the Argentine Republic
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Children’s Network hosted its September “Together for the Next Generation” webinar, bringing together Christian leaders and practitioners to explore how churches and communities can strengthen families and respond to the needs of vulnerable children. Opening
More than 700,000 15-year-old students took part in the latest edition of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). According to CNN en Español, seven of the 13 countries assessed in the region posted average declines compared with previous measurements,
A new discussion on the Barna Group study examining U.S. Christians’ views on orphan care found that the next major challenge in global child welfare is not convincing Christians to care — but helping them understand how their compassion can
More than 500 people from 58 countries gathered on July 17 for the World Without Orphans (WWO) Community Gathering 2026, united around a vision that organizers said must ultimately be lived out not in global meetings, but in local communities.
The Christian Alliance of Evangelical Churches of the Argentine Republic (ACIERA) has expressed concern after an Argentine appeals court temporarily suspended the implementation of Emergency Decree (DNU) 62/2025, which bans hormone treatments for children under 18. In a statement released
Some Christian schoolchildren in Sri Lanka, especially children of non-traditional church pastors, are targeted by both bullies and teachers for their faith, according to a study by the National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL). Between 2023 and 2025,