Christians in China Observe Easter Sunday
Government-recognized churches in China observed Easter Sunday with praise meetings, prayers, Communion services and baptisms.
Christians Celebrate Second Easter During Pandemic
Millions of Christians around the world celebrated Easter Sunday under pandemic precautions for the second time.
Bible Translators to End Bible Poverty by 2033
Ten of the world's leading Bible translation agencies launched an ambitious campaign---making Scripture available in every language by 2033.
UK Allows Safer Church Singing in Time for the Holy Week
The UK government updated its guidelines on March 26th relaxing restrictions on communal singing in church.
Pew: 4 in 10 US Christians Plan to Attend In-Person Easter Services
Americans are slowly returning to in-person worship services, but attendance on Easter is expected to be lower than pre-pandemic levels.
World Vision Sends Aid to 59M in Its Largest Global Response Ever
Christian humanitarian organization World Vision managed to reach 59 million people worldwide in its response to the Covid-19 crisis.
Christian Leaders in Canada Boost Confidence in Covid-19 Vaccines
As Canada's vaccination program is underway, Christian leaders encourage the faithful to get immunized with the Covid-19 vaccine.
Big and Small Nashville Churches Feed the Hungry in Tennessee
A new study revealed that churches in Nashville tend to feed hungry families in several zip codes across the state.
Sweden Royals Hold Church Services for Covid-19 Victims
King Carl XVI Gustaf and his wife, Queen Silvia, of Sweden held a church ceremony on March 11th to honor the victims of the Coronavirus.
68% US Christians Open to Digital Worship
According to a survey by Barna Group on the willingness of American adults to engage in online worship, 68% of Christians said they are somewhat open to actively participate in prayer during a virtual church service.
