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On 11 September 2025, the Hohhot Intermediate People’s Court in Inner Mongolia (a region in northern China along the Mongolian border) delivered a stark message: even distributing legally authorised Bibles can be a crime if done outside government-approved channels.

In an hour-long speech before the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders for embracing nonsensical, self-destructive policies, and he urged them to follow America’s lead in restoring prosperity.

This is bigger than the Mater; it’s about whether conscience has any place in public life. If the Mater can be forced to violate its ethos or lose its funding, then no faith-based hospital, school, or charity is safe.

In response to the NSW Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024, the Anglican Diocese of Sydney has passed a powerful Synod motion that declares the Church’s unwavering commitment to proclaim “the truth of God’s word” and to minister faithfully regardless of political pressure.

Faith and prayer are reclaiming their place in the heart of America’s academic institutions — thanks to dedicated Christian leaders and a supportive Trump administration.

Charlie Kirk’s assassination has stirred fierce debate about whether he died for politics or Christ. However, examining Christian history and Charlie’s own words clearly mark him as a martyr.

In July 2025, the Christian community in Pakistan was shaken by the reported abduction and forced conversion of a 14-year-old boy named Shamraiz Masih from Sultan Town, Sargodha.

A Christian influencer in France is dead because he criticised Islam. Ashur Sarnaya was ambushed and then struck in the neck with a machete during a live TikTok broadcast on 10 September.

For the last 15 years, the mountainous area of Cameroon’s Far North region has been a place of violence and bloodshed for Christians. Each night comes with fear of attacks from the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram.

Sophie, the fiancée of Egyptian Christian social media influencer Said Mansour Rezk, opens up about his imprisonment, ongoing persecution, and her tireless fight to win him asylum in Australia.

I predict the plan by the Albanese Government's Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia will be a roadmap for more hate speech laws, more surveillance, more control, and more ways to punish Aussies for saying something that offends someone else's delicate religious sensitivities.

In late August 2025, Christian farmers in North-Central Nigeria endured renewed violence at the hands of Fulani herdsmen, marking yet another tragic chapter in a long-standing conflict over land and resources.

They stabbed a bishop while he was preaching. They torched churches. They smashed Catholic statues. They sacked Christian workers for quoting Scripture. They banned Christian events from public venues. And still the political class yawns, and the media elite is deafeningly silent.

It seems the legislation establishes a state orthodoxy that functions like a religion, certainly in the area of prayer. Furthermore, this new 'religion' isn't merely different to Judeo-Christian faiths in the areas of sexuality and gender, but is hostile to these faiths by banning prayers around these issues.

Christian Faith and Freedom (CFF) is hosting a dinner, entitled “Into the Light”, to honour Christians who stand for Christ, on Friday, 19 September. Our distinguished guest speaker is Dr Daniel Shayesteh, a former member of the Ayatollah’s Revolutionary Guard in Iran.

President Trump has launched America Prays, calling on Americans to gather weekly in prayer, honour the nation’s Christian foundations, seek God’s guidance, and prepare spiritually for the United States’ 250th anniversary.

The NSW Government has confirmed that certain prayers are now illegal under the Conversion Practices Ban Act, prompting widespread concern among Christians about the erosion of religious freedom and the future of pastoral ministry.

What if the narrative we’ve been told about the Crusades isn’t just wrong, but intentionally fabricated to fit a modern-day narrative? Author and historian Raymond Ibrahim offers a compelling re-examination of one of history’s most misunderstood eras. 

A major discovery in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) confirms Christianity was flourishing in the country before the invention of Islam.

A decade after the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalised same-sex marriage nationwide in the USA, the possibility of its reversal has reemerged in public discourse. The debate is fierce, spanning across legal, cultural, and political spheres.