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Documentary explores faith, parental rights in U.S. public schools
A new documentary streaming this month examines the impact of removing Bibles from U.S. public schools and the legal and educational alternatives for families seeking to give students access to biblical instruction during the school day. Titled Off School Property: Solving the Separation of Church and State, the film from LifeWise Academy explores the constitutional boundaries of religious expression in education, focusing on “released time religious instruction,” a long-standing legal framework -
Uganda's faith leaders call for peace as internet shutdown marks election day
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New research raises questions about sustained benefits of weight-loss drugs
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Wedding turns tragic for Christian family as gas explosion kills newlyweds, six others
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Irish evangelical leader says Enoch Burke case centers on 'behavior', not transgender rights
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Prison Fellowship International marks one millionth graduate of in-prison evangelism program
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Nick Vujicic, Redimi2 headline UNIFEST Festival promoting faith and family in Mexico
With a series of messages, concerts by international Christian singers, and family-focused reflections, the fourth edition of the UNIFEST Festival was held at the Sierra Hermosa Ecological and Sports Park in Tecámac, in the State of Mexico last month. Organizers estimated that 90,000 people attended the event. -

Korean church leaders seek UNESCO recognition for 1974 EXPLO evangelism event
Efforts are underway to seek UNESCO World Documentary Heritage inscription and national documentary cultural heritage designation for EXPLO ’74, a large-scale evangelistic gathering widely regarded as a catalyst for Korea’s national evangelization movement and the rapid growth of the Korean church. -

We must stop seeking God's voice in AI
We live in a moment when we turn to technology not just for information, but for clarity about relationships, identity, purpose and morality. In such a world, discernment has become harder, not easier. But, trusting God begins with knowing who God is. What has happened to faith? -

Geographer says evidence remains inconclusive at Noah’s Ark-linked site
A Turkish geographer has urged caution over recent media reports suggesting that pottery fragments discovered near a boat-shaped geological formation in eastern Türkiye could confirm the existence of Noah’s Ark, saying the findings are preliminary and require further scientific study. Professor Faruk Kaya, vice rector of Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University, said that while ceramic fragments found near the Durupinar formation may indicate ancient human activity in the area, they do not constitute archa -

Apologist Alister McGrath examines science and religion in the imagination of C.S. Lewis
Renowned apologist Alister McGrath explores the interplay between science and religion in the powerful mind of academic and literary legend C.S. Lewis in a forthcoming book scheduled for publication in early 2026. Titled “Science and Religion in the Imagination of C. S. Lewis,” the book will offer a penetrating analysis of Lewis’s ideas on the roles that science and religion play in humanity’s quest for meaning and significance. It is due to be published by Oxford Press this March. -

Colombian evangelicals call for day of fasting and prayer amid diplomatic talks between Petro and Trump
Colombia’s leading evangelical body has called for a national day of fasting and prayer on Friday, urging Christians to seek divine guidance and peace for the country amid renewed diplomatic engagement between Colombia and the United States. -

Churches across Switzerland to open doors on national day of mourning after deadly fire
Churches across Switzerland will open their doors for prayer, silence and pastoral support on Friday as the country observes a national day of mourning following a deadly New Year’s Eve fire in the Alpine resort town of Crans-Montana that killed 40 people.
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Franklin Graham to preach God’s love in Manchester, England
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At least one Christian slain every 86 minutes in Nigeria, study says
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Freed Chinese pastor joins advocates in urging Christians to speak for the imprisoned
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More Christians killed in previously attacked area in Nigeria
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