The COVID-19 pandemic upended our lives and forever changed how we function. Things we never debated in the past — everything from hybrid work environments to masking politics — have become everyday conversations. And now in our second holiday season
Christian leaders stand ready to work with the government to stop more children being harmed following the tragic deaths of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson. Six-year-old schoolboy Arthur died after being subjected to months of abuse by his father and
Violence against children in the home tragically rose after the start of the pandemic, with kids often locked down in their home with the family. The lockdowns were designed to protect them from Covid. But for vulnerable children, it meant
A research states that shortfall in the number of girls being born will lead to a surplus of young men in around a third of the global population, “with the full social and economic impacts”. According to a research recently
The share of minors ages 9-12 who are sharing self-generated nude images online more than doubled in 2020, and advocates involved in combatting online child sex abuse are worried about the trend, a new study shows. The report, titled “Self-Generated
A coalition of Christian, Jewish and Muslim organizations is expressing concern about the impact President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better bill may have on faith-based child care and education services. Nearly two dozen faith leaders and religious groups signed onto
You are invited!” Our hearts flutter when we see those words, don’t they? The power of personal invitation has the ability to not just make us smile, but to transform our place in the world. In no other place is
The event, organised by an evangelical association, offered training on pro-life issues and finished with a flashmob in the center of Madrid. The second edition of the “Pro-life Day” was recently held in Madrid, an activity organised by the Spanish NGO Aesvida, to propel
“You don’t have to take the Bible so literally. It’s just like poetry from which you can learn life lessons”, said the Dutch Crown Princess Amalia as she turned 18. One of the many challenges faced by evangelical churches in