World Religions Christianity - Page 6

April 3

Nigeria's Christians on edge for Easter after Palm Sunday massacre

Nigeria, ranked seventh-worst in the world for Christian persecution, saw a reported 28 killed on Palm Sunday, with fears Christians could be targeted this Easter.

April 3

Scary news, financial fears, world chaos? Easter offers a lesson for all of us

Discover the power of patience in suffering through an Easter message inspired by the Resurrection and the women who witnessed the empty tomb.

April 2

Churches turn to drones, skydiving bunnies for Easter outreach

Churches across America are celebrating Easter with helicopter egg drops, skydiving bunnies and drone shows to draw families and communities together.

April 2

'Jesus Crown of Thorns' third and final season concludes this Holy Week

Actor Alister Hawke discusses his portrayal of the Apostle John in 'Jesus Crown of Thorns' as the final season reaches its conclusion.

April 1

Benjamin Hall reveals the hidden stories behind America’s most sacred, iconic churches

From New Orleans' oldest Roman Catholic cathedral to the Naval Academy chapel, a new series uncovers the powerful history and faith behind America's most sacred and storied houses of worship.

April 1

White House marks Holy Week, Easter with days of prayer centered on religious liberty

FIRST ON FOX: The White House is marking Holy Week with days of prayer and worship, with President Trump participating in a number of events to honor the holiday and celebrate the “right to religious liberty."

March 30

Steve Doocy tours Dallas church as Gen Z attendance surges

‘Fox & Friends’ co-host Steve Doocy visits Watermark Community Church in Dallas to examine how Gen Z is finding community through faith.

March 29

Catholic conversions rise as young adults 'hungry for truth' turn to faith and reject secularism, bishop says

Catholic dioceses across the U.S. are reporting record adult converts, with Bishop Robert Barron saying young adults are leading a return to faith.

March 29

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: Even Judas? Rethinking sin, despair and divine mercy this Palm Sunday

Bishop Robert Barron explores whether Judas can be saved, citing Pope Francis, the Catechism and Catholic teaching on mercy in his Palm Sunday reflection.

March 29

Ben Carson points to Gen Z church revival as young Americans push back on secular culture

Author of a new book on faith, Dr. Ben Carson says George Washington's battlefield survival and Benjamin Franklin's push for prayer in 1787 showed God's role in America's founding.