
Theology

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First Faroese New Testament translation launchced since 1937
United Bible Societies (UBS) has announced the completion of the first new Faroese translation of the New Testament since 1937, produced by the Faroese Bible Society. The translation is meant to reach a new generation of readers and unite Christians across denominations, said Jenis av Rana, a prominent evangelical and Christian politician in the Faroe Islands. -
Save the Parish report warns of 'existential' fall in Church of England parish clergy
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Global Methodist Church adopts Articles of Faith, elects first full-time bishops at Johannesburg conference
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Bible societies mark Bible Month with festivals, exhibitions and two anniversaries
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United Bible Societies reports 148 million printed Scriptures distributed in 2025
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Museum of the Bible to host 'Dawn of Christianity' exhibit on Jordan's biblical heritage
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YouVersion strengthens alliances to bring the Bible closer to Latin America
YouVersion gathered leaders from major Christian organizations in Mexico City this week to announce new partnerships and highlight the Bible app's expansion across Latin America. -

Nicaraguan evangelicals mark 457th anniversary of first Spanish Bible amid state pressure
Christian churches in Nicaragua held a commemorative event marking the 457th anniversary of the Bear Bible (Biblia del Oso), considered the first complete Bible printed in Spanish. -

Barna book argues worldview gap explains why many Christians think like the culture
A new book from Christian researcher George Barna argues that the reason many people who call themselves Christians think and live indistinguishably from the broader culture comes down to a missing foundation — not a lack of sincerity, but the absence of a coherent biblical worldview -

Dallas seminary partners with India school to launch biblical counseling degree
Dallas Theological Seminary has formed an academic partnership with Evangelical Theological Seminary in India to launch a graduate-level Christian counseling program, with a long-term plan for the Indian institution to operate the program on its own. -

Korean mission scholars probe Pentecostalism, diaspora and new research methods as global Christianity shifts
A group of Korean mission theologians gathered in Seoul to examine how shifts in global Christianity are reshaping the field of missiology, with papers ranging from the growth of Pentecostalism in the Global South to a proposed new research framework for studying local faith communities. -

8 million more Americans attending church, but young men remain a concern - report
Eight million more Americans attended a Christian church service at least twice in 2025 compared to two years earlier, according to new research from American Bible Society — a development the organization calls encouraging even as its data expose widening gaps in who is and is not showing up. -

Bible Society of Mexico celebrates 60 years of bringing the Bible to new generations
As Mexico’s religious landscape continues to evolve, a Christian organization is celebrating six decades of ministry with a mission to make the Bible accessible to everyone — in their own language and in formats they can use.
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Pakistan's Punjab moves to raise Christian marriage age to 18; divorce reform remains contentious
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Ghana moves to enforce ban on preaching in buses as Nigeria revisits similar law
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Conflict, surveillance, disunity emerging as new religious freedom challenges, advocates say
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Christian groups urge Mozambique to act on religious freedom, displacement and sexual violence
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U.S. Senate recognizes Prison Fellowship’s 50th anniversary