Yet another Canadian pastor has been arrested for holding a church service in violation of COVID-19 health restrictions. Pastor Tim Stephens of Fairview Baptist Church in Calgary, Alberta, Canada is the third minister this year to be taken into custody by police for organizing a worship service.
After delivering a sermon on biblical sexuality, a chaplain in the United Kingdom was fired from the college he worked at and reported to the government’s anti-terrorism unit.
Artur Pawlowski, a Polish pastor living in Canada, was arrested this weekend for holding a Sunday church service that violated Canada's COVID-19 regulations.
During a recent podcast episode, Pastor John Piper offered several suggestions to Christian parents who fear they cannot protect their kids from indoctrination by the state.
According to recent reports, Chinese officials have removed several Christian apps from app stores available in the country.
On Friday, a Canadian judge issued an order allowing local law enforcement officers to lock the doors of a church that repeatedly defied COVID-19 restrictions by meeting in person.
A Christian member of the Finnish Parliament is reportedly facing six years in prison for sharing her support for biblical marriage and sexuality.
A London pastor was aggressively arrested after he delivered a sermon on the city's streets about the biblical definition of marriage as described in Genesis 1.
Another video of a Polish pastor in Canada calling local authorities "Nazis" as they try to enforce coronavirus pandemic restrictions has gone viral.
On Thursday, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a bill into law that calls churches and religious organizations "essential services" and limits how the state can restrict them during an emergency.
