Faith is the key to the West’s renewal, says Os Guinness
Esteemed theologian Os Guinness closed out the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London last night with a call to the West to return to its biblical foundations.
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Joni and Friends donates 250,000th wheelchair to Thai girl
Global disability ministry Joni and Friends marked the distribution of its 250,000th wheelchair by presenting it to an 11-year-old Thai girl who previously relied on her mother to carry her everywhere.
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Christian attacked for evangelistic outreach in Uganda
A Christian attacked after he and his wife participated in an evangelistic outreach in eastern Uganda on June 14 is still receiving medical treatment for his injuries, sources said.
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Christian families hospitalized after severe assault in India
Nine tribal people in India have been released on bail after they sent 13 Christians to the hospital with severe injuries, sources said.
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Soccer devotion in Latin America sparks debate over sports idolatry
Devotion to soccer teams in the region has moved beyond entertainment and into the spiritual realm. In Latin America, continent historically shaped by faith, some people have shifted their primary sense of community and identity from religious institutions to sports, according to an extensive report by The Associated Press (AP).
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Liberian church leaders divided over public health bill as abortion concerns overshadow Ebola reforms
A proposed overhaul of Liberia's public health laws, originally designed to strengthen the country's preparedness for future disease outbreaks, has sparked divisions among Christian leaders over concerns that the legislation could expand access to abortion.
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The restoration of the West can't happen without Christianity - and more people are realising it
If day one of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference focused on the deconstruction of Western civilization, day two turned to the equally challenging question: what will it take to rebuild it?
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Fulani terrorists kill 28 Christians in central Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen guided toward Christian leaders on Monday (June 22) killed 28 Christians, including a pastor, in a raid on a village in Plateau state, Nigeria, sources said.
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Blind Christian in Pakistan acquitted of blasphemy
A court in Pakistan has acquitted a blind Catholic man who spent 10 months in prison on a blasphemy charge carrying a mandatory death sentence, ruling that prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence to prove the allegation, his lawyer said.
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Swiss Christian website jesus.ch relaunches with new design, expanded content
By CDI StaffOne of Switzerland's most-visited Christian websites has relaunched with a redesigned platform after hundreds of hours of development work, according to a report by Livenet.ch, a Swiss Christian news outlet.
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Moves to decriminalize abortion in Germany decried by evangelical alliance leader
By Chris EyteEfforts to remove abortion from Germany’s criminal code could endanger protections for both mothers and unborn children, the leader of the country’s national evangelical alliance told Christian Daily International.
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From deconstruction to reconstruction: can the West be saved?
Thousands of people have gathered from around the world in London this week, united by a common concern around existential threats to the West and a sense of urgency to reverse the course of decline.
