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Canterbury Cathedral seen from Butchery Lane. (Photo: Getty/iStock) Pope Gregory I, known as Gregory the Great, was one of the most important popes, and his positive legacy is still felt today – not least in Britain. This is the story … Who was Pope Gregory? Gregorius Anicius, son of Gordianus was born about AD 540 in … Read more
(Photo: Unsplash/Aaron Burden) A recent study of American adults by the Cultural Research Centre at Arizona Christian University revealed a startling truth: that only 11% Americans overall and just 16% of self-identified Christians believe in the Trinity. This is deeply concerning because the Trinity is not some optional or secondary belief in Christianity; it’s foundational. To … Read more
(Photo: Unsplash/Chungkuk Bae) How often do we give to others in need, especially when it’s inconvenient? Sadly, not enough. According to the Charities Aid Foundation’s latest UK Giving Report, charitable acts such as donating, volunteering, or sponsoring someone are at their lowest levels since 2016. Among young people, the drop is particularly steep: only 36% … Read more
(Photo: Unsplash/Tiago Claro) A Cuban pastor living in exile in the United States has accused the Cuban government of cruelly denying him the right to reunite with his critically ill daughter, as she prepares for yet another round of surgery in her fight against advanced breast cancer. Pastor Alain Toledano Valiente, a prominent leader of … Read more
(Photo: Church of England/Colin Watts) MPs have been urged to lift the £25,000 cap on grants offered to churches under the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme, as the funds do not go nearly far enough in many cases. This is creating uncertainty in local communities, the Church of England added. The government extended the … Read more
JERUSALEM, Israel – President Donald Trump wrapped up his Middle East visit in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, a country with which the U.S. has had close ties for decades and was the first to sign the Abraham Accords with Israel. The four-day visit may even have opened the doors for Syria to join … Read more
JERUSALEM, Israel – The pace of archaeological finds has picked up dramatically in recent years in the City of David, just outside Jerusalem’s Old City walls. The City of David is the Jerusalem described in the Bible. CBN News talked with Doron Spielman, who has written a new book called When the Stones Speak: The Remarkable Discovery of the City of … Read more
JERUSALEM, Israel – If you ask many analysts in Israel or the United States what the greatest threat to Israel is, they will answer immediately that it is the nuclear and terrorist threat coming from Iran. Dr. Dan Diker, president of the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, believes differently. He believes the Jewish people … Read more
(Photo: Getty/iStock) Euthanasia, mercy killing, assisted suicide or whatever you care to call it is a profoundly difficult, emotional and complex subject which many Christians, including yours truly, struggle with. On the one hand the case for preventing pointless suffering at the end of life seems strong. That is until you examine the consequences of … Read more
(Photo: Unsplash/Ash Hayes) Claims that 70% of those killed in Gaza during the ongoing war are women and children are not supported by reliable data, according to a new report published by the UK-based Henry Jackson Society. The research challenges the casualty figures promoted by Hamas and widely circulated by international media. Professors Lewis Stone … Read more