Articles by Chris Eyte
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Eminent American scientist and Christian apologist Francis Collins, founder of the faith and science think tank BioLogos, has been awarded the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Public Welfare Medal. -
UK puberty blockers trial for children draws criticism from evangelicals and LGB advocates
Opposition is mounting against a new puberty blockers trial for children in the U.K., with both evangelical groups and LGB advocacy organizations expressing opposition for different reasons. Children as young as 10 will be subject to a “puberty blocker” experiment announced by King’s College London (KCL) on Nov. 22, 2025. -
ChurchWorks Summit explores faith and policy working together
Organizers have announced the speaker lineup for the ChurchWorks Summit, a one-day event exploring how faith and policy can work together for the social good. The summit takes place Feb. 27 at Central Hall in Westminster, London. -
A Christian epidemiologist’s vision for autism inclusion in the church
Mark A. Strand is a professor in the School of Pharmacy at North Dakota State University in Fargo, North Dakota, U.S. He wrote a recent article titled “Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder [ASD] Epidemiologically and Theologically”, giving his views on ASD as a chronic disease epidemiologist from a Christian faith perspective and shared further insights with Christian Daily International on how churches could better support and celebrate autistic individuals, who are all loved by God. -
Evangelicals share Gospel at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Hundreds of Southern Baptists have joined the crowds alongside International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries to proclaim Christ boldly throughout the host regions, reported Baptist Press. Southern Baptists have been sharing the good news of Jesus Christ at the Winter Olympic Games, officially known as Milano Cortina 2026, currently underway in Italy. -
ADF International calls for renewed actions against radical Islamists
A Christian legal advocacy group urged the international community to launch new efforts against Islamist terrorism last week as the European Parliament commemorated the 10th anniversary of the ISIS genocide against Christians in Syria and Iraq. -
Australian hero teen says ‘It was God the whole time’ after rescuing family at sea
An Australian teenage boy who swam for four hours across a rough sea only a day after shark sightings to save his family says that God helped him. -
No survivors after Agape Flights airplane crashes in Haiti
A Christian mission-owned airplane carrying critical aid supplies crashed in the mountains of Haiti with no survivors. Agape Flights lost contact with N316AF Embraer 110 Bandeirante over the mountains of Jeremie, Haiti, on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 5. Chief Executive Officer Allen Speer, of Agape Flights, tearfully confirmed the tragic news on Friday and said no further information was known at this time. He also paid tribute to those lost and the families involved. -
Trust shapes how U.K. Christians give, Stewardship report finds
Stewardship, a financial support organization, has published its third report examining current trends in financial giving and generosity by U.K Christians. The latest 64-page report puts the ethical value of trust at the center of its enquiry with the understanding that giving is not just about capacity or conviction but also relational. “This year, we have therefore paid special attention to the impact that perceptions of integrity, transparency, accountability and reliability have on the way -
Accessibility gaps leave many blind people unable to use U.K. trains, study says
Christian disability advocates say a new U.K. report underscores a moral as well as social responsibility to remove barriers that prevent blind and partially sighted people from travelling independently by train, after research found that one in three face obstacles so severe they are unable to use rail services at all. The findings come from the Platform for Change report published Jan. 22 by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), based on a survey of 1,200 people with sight loss -
‘God is on the move’: Baptist leader sees ‘quiet revival’ among New Zealand youth
The so-called “Quiet Revival” report by the Bible Society noting an upsurge in Christianity among young people in the U.K. is also seen to an extent among young New Zealanders, according to a report by Baptists. In the 2025 Annual Report for the Baptist Churches of New Zealand, Ethan Miller, Youth Catalyst for the denomination, made the comments in reference to the Bible Society report published in April 2025 and titled “The Quiet Revival: Gen Z leads rise in church attendance emerging across p -
Mission leader Chris Melville becomes new CEO for Bible Society Australia
Bible Society Australia (BSA) has announced veteran mission leader Chris Melville as its new chief executive officer. Melville had served as Interim CEO for the past six months and previously held the role of chief of mission, where he oversaw BSA’s domestic and international mission work, according to a Bible Society announcement on Jan. 30. Melville commented on his appointment, saying he felt humbled to be chosen and “energised for the next season of ministry.”
