Day: November 11, 2026
628 articles
ClaudetteChurch leaders in Jerusalem visit Taybeh, West Bank, Palestinian Territories, warning Christians’ presence in the Holy Land is at risk
Church leaders in Jerusalem say they hold Israeli authorities responsible for “facilitating and enabling” attacks by settlers, and they warn that police silence in the face of emergency...
Lutheran School in Hong Kong, China, Launches International Education Section to Encourage Happy Return to School
Hong Kong’s Lutheran school in Tuen Mun, a Christian school run in the spirit of the Lutheran Society, has launched what it describes as the first international education...
Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod sues Hong Kong International School operator over alleged agreement breach
The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS) filed a claim in the High Court on Wednesday (10th) against Hong Kong International School Association Limited (HKISAL). The plaintiff alleges that HKISAL...
Destin United Methodist Church Approves Sale of Beach Drive Campus to Destin High School
The Governing Board of Destin High School, Inc. announced plans to move forward into a contract to purchase Destin United Methodist Church’s Beach Drive campus, with the goal...
Methodist-affiliated Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia, hires Muslim community coordinator
Shenandoah University, a United Methodist-affiliated school in Winchester, Virginia, has announced the hiring of Hanaa Unus as its Muslim Community Coordinator. According to the commentary that reported the...
Sarah Mullaly Installed as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Sarah Mullaly, the Archbishop of London, has been named the next Archbishop of Canterbury, and King Charles III has approved the nomination, according to a March 2026 report...
Anglicans Face Greatest Schism After Sarah Mullally Named Archbishop of Canterbury, United Kingdom
The Anglican Communion faces its most serious division in centuries after the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, according to the report, which describes the...
Anglican Primate Henry Ndukuba Urges Nigerians to Use Vote for Change Amid Hardship
Henry Ndukuba, primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), said on Tuesday in Abuja that Nigeria has no justification for any family to go to bed hungry,...
Boarding Schools Fleeing Abuse Claims in Other States Find Haven in Missouri
Aaron Rother was 16 when the leader of Agape Boarding School announced that the school was moving again, to its third state in a little more than a...
Missouri bills would require background checks and state notification for unlicensed religious youth residential facilities
Former residents, parents and staff described witnessing physical and sexual abuse in youth residential facilities in Missouri and across the country. Their accounts included people being thrown to...
