Evangelical Alliance co-signs a joint letter regarding Amnesty International UK’s ‘anti-rights’ report
11 Christian organisations have written to the chair of the Charity Commission for England and Wales outlining our opposition to allegations made in the report.
Canada Reconsiders MAID Expansion
In a major move welcomed by many faith communities and medical professionals across Canada, a parliamentary committee has officially recommended an indefinite pause on expanding Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) laws to include individuals suffering solely from mental illnesses. The recommendation from the Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying, detailed in a comprehensive 88-page report released on June 17, 2026, suggests that Canada is not ready for this expansion, citing widespread concerns over safeguards and medical uncertainty. This development has turned what many feared would be a stressful countdown into a moment of profound gratitude for those who have been praying and advocating for protection. Under current federal law, individuals whose sole underlying medical condition is a...
A United Methodist call to healthy aging
The United Methodist Church should serve as a model for healthy aging and caregiving. “It is not simply a healthcare issue. It is a discipleship issue,” writes retired pastor.
Puerto Rico Methodists reaffirm mission
During its 11th Connectional Conference, members of the Methodist Church of Puerto Rico committed to strengthening ministries amid U.S. challenges.
WCC gives thanks for life of H.E. Ambassador Yoftahe Demetros, former general administrator of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church
The World Council of Churches (WCC) is celebrating the life of H. E. Ambassador Yoftahe Demetros, former general administrator of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
At 75, the Refugee Treaty remains an enduring lifeline – and I’ve seen it work time and again
Almost 20 years ago, I stood as a young lawyer before a judge for the first and only time in my career. Contract law was my comfort zone, not the courtroom. But the pro bono immigration case I had spent years preparing had reached its decisive moment. That day would determine whether my client, Jean Batiste, a husband and father ...
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Canadian lay Anglican elected to Anglican Consultative Council standing committee
ACC-19 received proposed reforms to Anglican Communion structures as "resources for continuing discernment."
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In Kerala, a bishop cultivates climate justice at 6:30 am
In one of the largest dioceses of the Church of South India, climate justice begins in a vegetable garden
Is Burnham's Britain more than just vibes?
Is Andy Burnham the new 'TikTok PM'?
For refugees, churches “need to exercise their prophetic voice”
During a panel discussion on “Shared Sacred Flourishing,” religious leaders reflected on why words aren’t enough, what it means to exercise a prophetic voice, and the issue of the misuse of religion.