Frequent churchgoers have had better mental health during pandemic - poll
A new study has found that mental health remained stable for people who attended church frequently this year.
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Abortion advocate decorates Christmas tree with forceps
The pro-life community has condemned an abortion advocate's "horrific" use of forceps as a Christmas tree topper.
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Jerry Falwell Jr taking a 'time out' from lawsuit against Liberty University
Jerry Falwell Jr has announced he is abandoning a lawsuit against the evangelical university he led until August this year.
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Adult website announces 'huge changes' after New York Times exposé
An adult content website has announced that it's enacting new standards after an exposé revealed the company has been profiting off extreme and disturbing videos.
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Church fined $55,000, held in contempt for holding indoor services
A church has been found in contempt of court and issued with a fine, after it continued to hold indoor church services with hundreds of congregants in attendance not wearing face coverings.
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Pastor John MacArthur: Covid world 'perfectly suited for coming of the Antichrist'
Pastor John MacArthur has warned that the world is now "perfectly suited for the Antichrist" to come.
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China, Nigeria, Pakistan designated 'countries of concern' over 'egregious' religious freedom violations
Ten countries have been designated "countries of concern" by the US State Department for engaging in "systematic, ongoing, egregious religious freedom violations".
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Christian activist faces death threats over religious freedom work
A Christian campaigner for religious freedom in China has been targeted with death threats.
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Carl Lentz failings go back 'historically' - Houston
Carl Lentz, the Hillsong New York pastor fired last month over moral failure, had "more than one affair" and they were "significant", according to the denomination's senior pastor Brian Houston.
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Liberal Methodists break from US denomination over white supremacy, heteronormativity and patriarchy
They claim to want to rectify "the imbalance of powers, principalities, and privileges that has plagued Methodism: colonialism, white supremacy, economic injustices, patriarchy, sexism, clericalism, ableism, ageism, transphobia, and heteronormativity."
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Templeton Prize winner Francis Collins says churches should stick to virtual services for now
Respected Christian geneticist Dr Francis Collins thinks churches should put off in-person services until summer 2021.
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Most conservative Christians voted for Trump in 2020 election
Conservative Christians cast their votes for Trump in large numbers last month, according to researchers.
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Starbucks denies firing Christian employee over refusal to wear Pride T-shirt
Starbucks has denied the claims of a Christian woman who says she was fired after refusing to wear a Pride T-shirt at work because of her religious beliefs.
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