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Indiana Enacts Law Shielding Faith-Based Foster Providers From Religious Discrimination

Indiana has approved new legislation designed to protect faith-based foster care and adoption providers, as similar disputes in other states have led to families losing or being denied licenses.

Lima to Host ‘Esperanza’ Evangelistic Festival With Franklin Graham on March 7–8
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.
More Than 100 Christian Universities Tied to Abortion Industry, Pro-Life Study Finds
A new pro-life report alleges that more than 100 Christian colleges and universities in the United States maintain connections to Planned Parenthood or other entities associated with the abortion industry.
Reform UK Pledges Listed Status for Churches to Block Mosque Conversions
Reform UK has unveiled a proposal it says would safeguard Britain’s Christian heritage by preventing churches from being converted into mosques if the party forms the next government.

Supreme Court Sides With Parents, Blocks California Policy on Gender Identity Secrecy

The U.S. Supreme Court has halted enforcement of a California policy that directed public school staff to withhold information from parents about their child’s gender identity at school without the student’s consent. In a per curiam decision released Monday evening, the justices ruled in favor of parents who challenged the policy.

DOJ Indicts 30 More in Cities Church Disruption; Bondi: “YOU CANNOT ATTACK A HOUSE OF WORSHIP”
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that federal prosecutors have brought charges against 30 additional individuals accused of participating in an anti-ICE protest that interrupted a worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Jan. 18. In a post on her official X account, Bondi said the Department of Justice is charging 30 more people.
YouGov Plans New Church Attendance Survey Following ‘Quiet Revival’ Debate
YouGov plans to conduct a fresh round of research on church attendance in England and Wales later this year, revisiting its widely discussed “quiet revival” findings amid mounting scrutiny from academics and polling specialists. The original conclusions appeared in April 2025 in a Bible Society report titled “The Quiet Revival.”
Christians Most Widely Distributed Faith Globally, U.S. Leads Largest Nations in Religious Diversity
A new analysis from the Pew Research Center finds that Christianity remains the most geographically widespread faith in the world, while the United States stands out for its level of religious diversity among the globe’s most populous countries. Although the U.S. ranks 32nd worldwide on Pew’s Religious Diversity Index.