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World leaders remember Pope Francis

2 days ago | christiantoday.com | Ryan Foley

Following the death of Pope Francis at age 88 on Monday, world leaders paid their respects to the pontiff as they reflected on his legacy, with President Donald Trump ordering that flags at federal properties be flown at half-staff as a sign of respect.
The Supreme Court ruling on women was an important step forward but more needs to be done

6 days ago | christiantoday.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams

This week's Supreme Court ruling was not a case of women's rights defeating trans rights; it was a victory for truth over falsehood. I refer, of course, to For Women Scotland's win against the Scottish Ministers about the definition of 'woman' in law. I was at the court that day supporting a separate Supreme Court case where, backed by my legal team, parents won the freedom to properly share the stories of how their children were treated by doctors in end-of-life cases.
How should we understand the heavenly temple? Some insights from John's Gospel

1 week ago | christiantoday.com | Nick Moore

In the beginning, God created humanity so that we might live with him, enjoying and glorifying him eternally. Adam and Eve enjoyed unhindered access to and relationship with God. The entrance of sin into the world changed all that - Adam and Eve found themselves cast out of Eden, away from God's presence, with no way back. In one sense or another, the rest of the Bible tells the story of how God re-establishes relationship with human beings.
Shrewsbury festival to celebrate landmark Christian anniversary

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Shrewsbury is set to host a major cultural and spiritual festival this spring to commemorate 1,700 years since the First Council of Nicaea, a foundational event in Christian history. Running under the banner 'Nicaea 2025', the festival brings together art, music, talks, and pilgrimage in recognition of the Nicene Creed - a declaration of faith shared across Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican and major Protestant traditions worldwide.
Russell Brand, born-again Christian and media personality, charged with rape and sexual assault

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

British comedian, actor, and outspoken Christian convert Russell Brand has been formally charged with rape and multiple counts of sexual assault, stemming from allegations involving four women dating back over two decades. The charges, confirmed by the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) last week, mark a major development in a case that has stirred public and media interest since it first came to light in 2023.
Mel Gibson's 'The Resurrection of the Christ' to begin filming in Italy this August

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Mel Gibson is set to return to the director's chair for The Resurrection of the Christ, the long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ. The film will begin shooting this August at Rome's renowned Cinecittà Studios, according to Manuela Cacciamani, CEO of the studio.
US study claims two in five Brits raised Christian no longer believe

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

A new report from the Washington-based Pew Research Center suggests that Britain's religious identity is undergoing a transformation, with two in five people brought up as Christians no longer identifying with the faith. However, while traditional church attendance is in decline, Christianity continues to evolve, finding new expressions and communities in modern Britain.
Finnish church used AI to conduct a worship service but it didn't feel the same

4 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | David Goodwin

From Gutenberg and his printing press to The Salvation Army and the first motion picture, the Church has a long tradition of using new technology to spread the Gospel. Now, a congregation in Finland has taken the next step on this journey, using AI tools to organise and conduct a worship service. St Paul's Church, located in the Vallila neighbourhood of Helsinki, saw over 120 people attend its experimental service, which had been heavily advertised.
Taking the first step of faith

1 month ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Faith is often accompanied by uncertainty, yet it is in stepping forward that we encounter the power of God. The Israelites learned this at the Jordan River, where God performed a miracle only after they demonstrated obedience. Standing on the banks of the river, they faced a barrier that separated them from the Promised Land. The waters were at flood stage, impossible to cross by natural means. Yet God had given them a command - to step into the water before He would act.
Hopes remain for Royal visit to Vatican

1 month ago | christiantoday.com | David Goodwin

Buckingham Palace sources have revealed that King Charles III and Queen Camilla remain hopeful that their planned visit to the Vatican for a meeting with Pope Francis will take place on their upcoming trip to the nation-state, despite the pontiff's recent illness. Palace officials expressed their "hopes and prayers that Pope Francis' health will enable the visit to go ahead", telling Reuters that the sovereign, who sent a private letter to the Pope when he became ill, shared their sentiments.