The World Council of Churches has praised the direction of reforms proposed by the United Nations, but notes that more needs to be done, including reform of the Security Council, which is currently dominated by the five victorious powers of World War II.
Pope Leo XIV has issued a warning about artificial intelligence, stating that it raises pressing questions regarding the development of young people and children.
World church leaders, including Pope Leo XIV, have decried the military escalation between Iran and Israel with calls for dialogue and the pursuit of a world free from the nuclear threat.
Pentecostals and ecumenicals, often perceived as distant from each other, have met during the Pentecostal World Conference in Helsinki, Finland.
Brazil is the world's largest Roman Catholic country, but its Catholic population continues to decline while evangelical Christians and those with no religion carry on rising, news census data reveals.
The answer as to how digitalization contributes to a good society for all needs in-depth consideration and study, says Rev. Antje Jackelén, the former leader of the (Lutheran) Church of Sweden and a member of a leading ecumenical body.
U.S. evangelist Franklin Graham, president of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan's Purse, has met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Berlin.
Armenian Christians are under siege with the destruction of religious, cultural, and historical heritage in Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh, say the World Council of Churches and Swiss Protestant Churches, and they have pledged to continue fighting for justice in the area.
The United States President Donald Trump likes to have his way, but he is not entirely getting it with the Roman Catholic Church, where a substantial number of his voters worship.
