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Survey finds no surge in biblical worldview among Americans after Charlie Kirk’s death
A nationwide survey shows no significant rise in Christian revival among Americans following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Arizona Christian University's Cultural Research Center, led by veteran researcher George Barna, announced on March 3 the results of the seventh American Worldview Inventory 2026. -
Updated editions of Lewis classics released for Latin American readers
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Cuba faces a deep crisis while churches call for hope
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COICOM announces upcoming Christian communicators conferences in US and Latin America
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Farmers’ church in Switzerland adapts worship to agricultural life
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What the election of the first Dalit Cardinal as CBCI President means for caste and the Church in India
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'AI can generate sermons but cannot convey a life,' Korean pastors say at AI-era preaching conference
Artificial intelligence may be able to generate polished sermons, complete with structure, illustrations and theological analysis, but it cannot embody lived faith, suffering or spiritual encounter, speakers said at a Korean church conference examining the future of preaching in the AI era. -

A third of Christians trust spiritual advice from AI as much as pastor: study
About a third of practicing American Christians say the spiritual advice they get from artificial intelligence is just as good as that from a pastor, with practicing Christians more likely to agree with this notion than non-practicing Christians and non-Christians, according to new research from the Barna Group. -

Gafcon general secretary calls upcoming G26 conference in Nigeria 'kairos moment'
The General Secretary of Gafcon (Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans) has described a forthcoming “G26” gathering next month as a “kairos” moment for the conservative movement, which claims to represent a majority of the world’s Anglicans and operates outside the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury. -

Lima prepares to host the evangelistic festival 'Esperanza' with Franklin Graham
Lima, the Peruvian capital known as “the city of kings,” is preparing to host an evangelistic message about the “true King” in a social and spiritual context marked by challenges and a need for hope. The event, organized by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and led by its president, Franklin Graham, is called Esperanza Lima and will take place March 7-8. -

Police officer praised for defending right to preach in Muslim area
A female police officer who apparently defended the rights of a Christian street preacher against complaints from a crowd of Muslim men in London has been praised for her actions. -

'Scroll to Soul’: Auto industry leader looks to help Gen Z Christians share faith online
An evangelistic ministry founded by an automotive industry icon is helping young adult Generation Z Christians share their faith more confidently and effectively on social media. Titled “From Scroll to Soul: Gen Z’s Guide to Confidently Sharing God's Love Online," a new guide was unveiled at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention last week by Ignite America. -

Yale academics explore link between faith and psychiatry
A working group established by Yale Divinity School for an 18-month project examined how to bridge the gap between faith and psychiatry. Bruce Gordon, the Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at the university, has led the group, fostering collaboration between theologians and medical professionals.
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UK Christians unite for nine days of prayer as National Week of Prayer enters third year
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Michigan church discloses misconduct allegations against founding pastor Seth Kim
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Christian leaders mark 500 years of Tyndale’s New Testament, affirm unity around Bible
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Swiss churches across five traditions issue joint ethical guidelines on artificial intelligence
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Evangelical, Catholic leaders urge US Congress to widen legal immigration paths in joint statement