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Christian Today is a standalone Christian media organization that began in 2004. Our primary editorial headquarters is located in London, while we also have team members in New York. We have a worldwide audience, attracting over 3 million unique visitors each month.

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First-ever Welsh Bible visits Wales for the first time

1 week ago | christiantoday.com | Samantha Kamman

After nearly half a millennium, the first complete translation of the Bible into the Welsh language made it to Wales for the first time, allowing the public to see what one bishop called "a special treasure." Bishop William Morgan translated the book in 1588 to help people read and understand Scripture in their own language. The book has been in Westminster Abbey's Library collection ever since the bishop presented the abbey with a copy of the then-newly printed Bible.
Christian share of global population shrinks despite remaining largest religious group

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Leonardo Blair

A new Pew Research Center report shows that although Christianity continues to be the world's largest religious group, its share of the rising global population has fallen over the last decade, mainly due to people walking away from the faith. The report, based on an analysis of 2,700 censuses and surveys, shows that the global population of Christians grew by 121.6 million people from 2010 to 2020, reaching some 2.3 billion people.
Pastors faring worse than others in relationships and well-being but most don't get help

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Leonardo Blair

Despite faring worse than practising Christians and US adults in general in their relationships, physical, emotional and mental health, most pastors don't get professional support. A majority of them also appear to be unaware that these are the areas of their lives where they have the greatest need, according to a new Barna " State of the Church" report. The report, released on Tuesday, was created in partnership with Gloo, a leading technology platform connecting the faith ecosystem.
Despite frustrations, few pastors leave pulpit annually

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Leonardo Blair

Though record levels of pastors, including more than half in mainline Protestant churches, seriously considered leaving full-time ministry during the COVID-19 pandemic, only about 1% of them have been leaving ministry work annually in the last decade, a new Lifeway Research study finds. The survey, conducted from April 1 to May 8, was sponsored by Houston's First Baptist Church and Richard Dockins, an occupational medicine physician concerned about pastoral attrition.
A word of caution about the 'Quiet Revival' in the UK

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | David Robertson

When I first began in ministry in the Scottish Highland village of Brora, we regularly received visitors who in response to the infamous 1967 Jean Darnall's prophecy about 'revival fire' spreading from the Scottish Highlands to the whole of the UK, wanted to come and get a bit of the action. Our small church was growing - and they believed we were one of the signs. To be honest they were at best a nuisance - at worst a hindrance.
Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann dies aged 92

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Walter Brueggemann, one of the most revered biblical scholars of the modern era and a prophetic voice in American theology, has died at the age of 92. He passed away peacefully at his home in Michigan on 5 June. Over the course of a distinguished career spanning more than six decades, Brueggemann authored over 100 books and countless articles, shaping generations of clergy and lay leaders.
'Legacy of death and deception'

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Samantha Kamman

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates reacted to the death of the "father of the abortion pill," Étienne-Émile Baulieu, who died Friday at the age of 98 at his home in Paris. The French biochemist specialized in hormone research, The New York Times reported Saturday, but his work in the early 1980s in developing RU-486, or mifepristone, brought him into the public eye.
Could a hidden bias toward religion exist among atheists?

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

A new study led by Dr Will Gervais, Reader in Psychology at Brunel University London, suggests that even committed atheists in some of the world's most secular societies may intuitively favour religion over atheism. The findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, challenge assumptions about the relationship between rationality and disbelief, as well as the notion that the modern world is steadily progressing into an "atheist age".
Trussell Trust urges urgent policy change as food bank use hits record high

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Food bank use in the UK has soared by more than 50 per cent over the past five years, raising fresh concerns over the effectiveness of Universal Credit and wider welfare reforms in addressing the growing poverty crisis. According to figures published by the Trussell Trust, a record 2.9 million emergency food parcels were distributed between April 2024 and March 2025 - equivalent to one parcel every 11 seconds.
Adventurer Bear Grylls details how faith has changed him 'from the inside out'

4 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Ryan Foley

Prominent TV personality and adventurer Bear Grylls says his faith in Jesus changed him "from the inside out" and encourages people to give Christ a chance as he did. Grylls wrote a column published by The Times on Saturday titled "To be fully understood, the Christian faith must be tried." Grylls, known for hosting the reality TV show "Man vs. Wild," said his exploration of Christianity dates back to when he was a teenager.