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Dolly Parton has died at 80, leaving behind a legacy of faith, generosity, and music. Tributes are pouring in from celebrities, politicians, and everyday fans she touched.

Bishop Fulton Sheen argued Communism and capitalism share a common root—materialism divorced from morality. That affinity, this piece argues, explains China's persecution of Christians today.

Hindu Dara Singh, convicted for burning missionary Graham Staines and his sons alive in 1999, is seeking early release. His case reopens questions about justice, remorse, and religious violence in India.

John Anderson joins Karl Stefanovic to unpack Australia's mounting challenges — from Cultural Marxism and youth values to Net Zero, farming pressures, defence gaps and Labor's economic mismanagement.

Ardie Savea and Siya Kolisi, rival captains united in faith, worshipped together ahead of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry — revealing how Christ grounds each of them on and off the field.

The ABC surprises with a balanced report on Gym Church, a Melbourne-born Christian fitness ministry now spreading nationally — exploring why Gen Z men are turning to faith.

Alice Cooper opens up about faith, fame, and addiction in a new interview with Greg Laurie — revealing how alcoholism nearly ended his marriage before leading him back to Christ.

Curtin University’s alleged on-campus abortion training for midwifery students is raising serious questions about conscience rights, religious expression, oversight, and the future of midwifery.

Chelsea star Maxence Lacroix openly shares his journey from football struggles to faith in Jesus, describing a miraculous healing and his decision to follow Christ.

Young Conservatives for Christ will host a free online screening of the Australian Christian Lobby’s Born Alive Left to Die documentary on 25 August, featuring young Australian pro-life advocates.

The former Funky Bunch rapper, actor and savvy investor is unashamed and unafraid, especially when it comes to being light in an increasingly dark space. True to his word, Mark Wahlberg hasn’t wavered.

Should Australian Bureau of Statistics leadership change hands? A repeatedly altered Census religion question has some questioning whether Gruen can be trusted with the data.

World boxing champion George Foreman believed God existed, but thought Christianity was nonsense. But that dramatically changed when his near-death experience led to being born again and a remarkable transformation.

Facing closure, St Mary's church congregation has refused to surrender. The 900-year-old medieval building's dedicated parish has secured a crucial heritage grant to begin its long-overdue restoration.

Alan Ritchson’s faith is sincere yet complicated, blending robust defences of Christianity with controversial political remarks, candid reflections on mental health and an unwavering commitment to family.

A former witch looking for spiritual answers in all the wrong places, Christopher Wickland has driven off a cliff, been dead for 15 minutes, and encountered Jesus in the woods. The former occultist turned Pentecostal pastor now carries a burning conviction that England needs to reclaim its Christian identity — an he's not afraid to say so.

It's been 44 years since Keith Green's death in a tragic plane crash, but “his legacy of love for God and love for the lost still lives on to this day.” His uncompromising cross-shaped Christianity is as relevant today as it was over four decades ago.

Tim Kirk isn't just the chief winemaker at Clonakilla, celebrated as one of Australia’s finest wineries. After a dramatic spiritual encounter filled him with the love of Jesus, he incorporates his faith into all of life and is on a mission to share God with others — and often as a result of his profession.

Ozzy Osbourne, the late Black Sabbath frontman, embraced the gospel and treasured a personalised Bible gifted to him just a year before his death — so much so that he refused to leave his hotel room without it.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has lived both sides of the civilisational divide — she fled Somalia, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia for the West. At ARC 2026, she thundered a galvanising message: there is hope for the West, but it must stop those systematically deconstructing its institutions.