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France also considering assisted suicide, with one significant caveat
French proposal require that the patient administer the deadly dose with their own hand.
Bible engagement rises among younger men, surprising researchers at American Bible Society
After years of steady decline, Bible engagement in the United States has ticked upward for the first time in four years, driven largely by a surprising demographic: younger men.
Church of Scotland reaffirms opposition to assisted suicide after 'review'
The Church's position was previously "under review".
Franklin Graham bringing God Loves You Tour back to London in June
“London is not forgotten. God has not finished with London, the UK, or Europe. In fact, He’s only just starting.”
New campaign calls for fairer UK tea trade
Despite three decades of advocacy, only a fraction of tea sold in the UK is certified Fairtrade, and the vast majority of profits still fail to reach those who grow, pick and process the tea.
New Testament scholar NT Wright weighs in on transgenderism and the Christian faith
New Testament scholar NT Wright responded to a complex question about transgender identity and Christian faith during a recent episode of his “Ask N.T. Wright Anything” podcast.
Ireland sees rise in New Age weddings
Fewer people in Ireland are choosing to get married, and those who do are more likely than ever to opt for a New Age ceremony, statistics have revealed.
Joe Rogan is 'attending church' on a 'consistent' basis
Joe Rogan, prominent podcaster and frequent commentator on life’s biggest questions, is consistently “attending church,” Christian apologist Wesley Huff has revealed.
7 killed at Mexican church event in suspected cartel attack
Mexico is increasingly a country of concern due to the persecution of Christians
Hopes remain that assisted suicide in Scotland will not pass
Just seven "waverers" could be enough to kill the bill.
EU online safety law could be dangerous for free speech, say critics
The proposed bill could become a political tool, critics warn.
Faith and religious observance a significant factor in 'human flourishing', Harvard study finds
"As the hart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O God." taken from Psalm 42.
Mexican politician branded 'violator against women' for standing up for women's rights
A former presidential candidate in Mexico has been branded a “political violator against women” because of his view on transgenderism.
MSP wants to expand Scotland's controversial abortion buffer zones
Perhaps one day all of Scotland will be a buffer zone.
Why the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and the Nicene Creed matters
You might be wondering: what does a fourth-century church meeting have to do with me today? Actually, quite a lot.
Calvin Robinson loses priest licence after just 9 days in new denomination
The Reformed Episcopal Church has withdrawn its licence from Fr Calvin Robinson, the second such incident in the life of the controversial cleric in just five months.