Jardine Malado

A report has claimed that as many as 16,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria since June 2015, including numerous victims of Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen.

A man from Bristol, U.K. is taking legal action against the Scout Association after he was expelled from the organization when he criticized a female Muslim leader for wearing a niqab while canoeing with girl scouts.

An Idaho Senate panel has approved a legislation that would require doctors to inform women seeking abortions that chemically induced abortions can be reversed.

Authorities in Sudan have demolished an evangelical church in the Khartoum suburb of Haj Yousif shortly after the worship service on Sunday despite a pending court battle over its ownership.

A group of clergy is appealing a court decision that struck down a law that exempted pastors from paying taxes on their housing allowances.

A persecution watchdog group has reminded people about North Korea's record of human rights abuses in light of the its attempt at showing unity with South Korea at the Winter Olympics.

Chinese officials have reportedly instructed priests and pastors in several regions to post notices informing parishioners that minors are barred from entering churches.

The Church of England's governing body has backed a motion that aims to take a step towards unity with the Methodist Church since the split in the late 18th century.

More than 100 attendees of Ohio high school basketball game wore shirts that read 'Prayer Matters' on Friday in response to the school district's decision to ban a decades-long tradition of praying before athletic events following a complaint from an atheist group.

A Roman Catholic Archbishop has denounced the violence perpetrated by Islamic extremist migrants against Christians in Germany.

A pro-life leader with a background in biomedical science has responded Bill Nye's video in which he asserted that "fertilized eggs are not humans."