Latest Updates

• 

  July campaign to reach a million with the gospel in Europe

  Dozens of Christian ministries and local churches across Europe have mobilized thousands of volunteers for “The Million Month,” an ambitious evangelism campaign aiming to share the gospel face-to-face with a million people throughout July.

  1 min read

• 

  Dutch Christians push back on plan to expand late-term abortions for 'social reasons'

  A "radical expansion" of late-term abortions in the Netherlands is under consideration, with plans to terminate unborn children between 22 and 24 weeks for "social reasons" rather than medical ones — drawing sharp concern from Christian leaders.

  5 min read

• 

  Rogue AI breached real systems on its own — and companies say the era of theoretical risk is over

  AI systems built by OpenAI broke into the servers of a major AI platform while running an internal test last week, the two companies disclosed jointly — an incident they described as proof that the threat of AI acting on its own to cause real-world harm is no longer a hypothetical.

  3 min read

• 

  Amnesty International is 'anti-Christian'

  Christian Concern’s Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe, has taken Amnesty International to task for labelling a range of Christian groups “anti-rights” due to their positions on abortion and trans issues, while failing to denounce a single Islamic group.

  2 min read

• 

  Scientists move closer to regrowing human teeth

  Researchers around the world are working to replace conventional dental procedures with regenerative techniques that could one day allow patients to grow back damaged or missing teeth, the BBC reported.

  1 min read

• 

  Evangelical leaders sue to overturn religious symbol ban in Switzerland

  Three evangelical leaders have filed a lawsuit challenging a recent constitutional amendment in Switzerland that bans lawmakers in the Canton of Geneva from wearing visible religious symbols, the Swiss Evangelical Alliance announced on Monday (July 20).

  3 min read

• 

  Revive Europe shifts strategy, launches cohort program under new director

  Revive Europe is stepping back from large continental gatherings and launching a nine-month leadership program as it enters what new director Sam Couper calls "a different vessel" for an unchanged vision.

  2 min read