A 16-year-old Christian boy from India’s Bihar state, who suffered burns to 65% of his body in an acid attack by suspected Hindu nationalists last month, succumbed to his wounds in the hospital this week. Nitish Kumar died at Apollo
For years, Duval County, Florida, and its biggest city, Jacksonville, were known for having among the highest divorce rates in the state. And then something happened. Various faith-based groups, including the Culture of Freedom Initiative, now called Communio, coordinated efforts
Mr. Rogers once said, “The real issue in life is not how many blessings we have, but what we do with our blessings. Some people have many blessings and hoard them. Some have few and give everything away.” Today, as a
Refugees make headlines regularly. Yet this news tends to vanish quickly. However, the human tragedy is ongoing. It is not and will not vanish in the near future. This is one of the reasons the EU is debating a new
Earlier this year, global children’s’ rights advocate UNICEF released a report exploring the impact of online activities on young people around the globe. While some children’s advocates praised the report, others raised concerns about troubling language regarding online pornography. The original
A campaign has been launched to rescue more girls from slavery and sexual abuse in Pakistan. Operation Mercy, launched by Christian charity One by One, has been inspired by the horrific murder of three-year-old girl Mercy. Her body was found
The High Court has today rejected a legal challenge brought against the government by a woman with Down’s syndrome. The landmark case was brought by campaigner Heidi Crowter, who has Down’s syndrome, and Máire Lea-Wilson, the mother of a two-year-old with
An evangelical fostering agency is planning to appeal to the Supreme Court to defend its right to place children only with heterosexual Christian married couples. Ofsted downgraded the rating of Cornerstone (North East) Adoption and Fostering Service from “good” to “requires improvement”
Approximately 1.4 million students were taken out of public schools during the COVID-19 pandemic and transferred to alternative educational systems such as charter and private schools, according to a recent report. The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools released a report Wednesday