Around 3,000 Christians from various denominations have demonstrated near the Indian parliament in New Delhi, expressing concern against intensifying incidents of persecution across the mainly Hindu country.
The ecumenicals and the Pentecostals, representing two significant strands of Christianity, have not joined forces in a new move toward greater Christian unity in one group, but they are talking to each other.
British lawmakers are to consider whether to give terminally ill adults a choice to end their own lives with medical assistance after what proponents say is a shift in public opinion since a similar measure was rejected a decade ago but with the move carrying warnings from church leaders.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, who apologized after research showed the Church of England's investment fund has links to the slave trade, has now revealed that he is related to a former slave owner after digging into his ancestry.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, also known as PACE has called for sanctions against Russian propagandists and state media, as well as recognizing the Russian Orthodox Church as a tool of Russian influence and propaganda.
The Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) has joined other religious leaders, including the Pentecostal Voice of Kenya (PVK), in rejecting the Religious Organisations Bill, 2024, proposed by a former assistant minister, Senator Danson Mungatana.
Pope Francis has called pornography a work of the devil and warned Christians to reject this and other temptations accessed through the internet. "Any cellphone has access to this brutality, this language of the devil," the Pope said.
Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba has lashed out at the South African government for damaging education by failing to provide provinces with enough money to cover public service salary increases.
Diverse religious groups are petitioning the US Supreme Court to hear a challenge to New York state's requirement for health insurance coverage for abortions.