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By ICC Fellow Lisa Navarrette On a Sunday morning somewhere in the Middle East, an old church bell still rings. It may sound across a neighborhood in northern Iraq, an ancient quarter of Damascus, or a village tucked into Lebanon’s mountains. Inside, families gather beneath stone arches worn smooth by centuries of worship. Some recite… The post The Disappearing Christian Middle East, Part I: Can Christianity Disappear from the Land Where It Was Born? first appeared on International Christian Concern.
(RNS) — Over the past year, the Trump administration has issued contradictory and, at times, seemingly false statements about whether federal agents have conducted operations at churches.
Despite an overwhelming affirmation of biblical authority, a new survey reveals a growing percentage of churchgoers are rejecting Scripture when it conflicts with modern culture.
(RNS) — The group of journalists wants to change its name to the Christian Communicators Network, saying the word 'evangelical' has too many political overtones and a bad public image.