A pastor in Ogun State, Nigeria, has been arrested for allegedly defrauding 18 church members of N2.5 million under the pretense of a government-sponsored pilgrimage.

A pastor in Plateau state claims terrorists threatened him and his church members, days after nine of his relatives were killed in an attack.

A pastor and two church members were kidnapped at gunpoint in Benue, Nigeria, prompting an outcry from the local church. Gunmen carried out the abduction, raising concerns about security in the region.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is investigating Godwin Sunday Ajuluchukwucheya, a self-proclaimed prophet, for allegedly defrauding church members of N70.39 million through various schemes.

A Chicago minister is facing allegations of defrauding his own church members of $2 million in an affinity fraud scheme, raising questions about the difficulty of detecting such scams.

Pastor David Ibiyeomie has sparked an online debate after warning his church members against chewing gum, drinking water, and using phones during services.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has condemned a recent attack on a church gathering in Eda Oniyo Ekiti, Ekiti State, and is demanding the swift rescue of its abducted members.

Anxiety is growing in Kwara State over the abduction of eight church members, with the community pleading for government intervention to secure their release.

Bishop János Székely, President of the Hungarian Catholic Bishops' Conference, publicly apologized to victims of physical and psychological abuse committed by church members, an event overshadowed by a debate over a pastoral letter on war.

To address the growing needs of his congregation, Bay Area Pastor Justin Lester developed an AI duplicate of himself. He observes an increasing number of people utilizing this AI twin for spiritual engagement.

An article of faith by Femi Aribisala discusses a dream by Amaka Chiedozie where God instructed church members to believe Dr. Femi's word, referencing 2 Chronicles 20:20.

A group of church members, despite their political disagreements, have come together to collectively wipe out medical debt for individuals in need. Their joint effort demonstrates a shared commitment to community welfare beyond political affiliations.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is investigating Prophet Sunday Koboko for allegedly defrauding church members of N70.3 million through false spiritual interventions and investments.

Investigators have sought arrest warrants for three former senior officials of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus. They are suspected of forcing church members to join the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) ahead of elections.

Serbian Orthodox Church members and believers celebrate the feast of Saint George, known as Đurđevdan, a widespread holiday symbolizing protection, fertility, and new beginnings, often marked by the weaving of wreaths.

A growing number of church members in Ghana are questioning the country's tithe system, prompting calls for an urgent review of its financial implications and practices.

Residents of Omugo Community in Kwara State, Nigeria, are fleeing their homes due to persistent attacks by armed bandits, who have rejected a N10 million ransom offer for eight kidnapped members of the ECWA Church.

A court has sentenced a self-proclaimed prophet to jail for defrauding church members of N136 million by luring them into buying his 'products' for prosperity.

Research based on Finnish demographic data suggests that a decline in birth rates may be linked to people moving away from the Church, indicating a correlation between religiosity and family size.

A politically diverse congregation at Trinity Moravian Church in Winston-Salem, N.C., has been raising funds to eliminate medical debt for their community.

Nigeria's EFCC is investigating a self-proclaimed prophet accused of defrauding church members of N70 million by luring them into buying 'products' for prosperity through fake miracles.

A Finnish individual recounts feeling alienated throughout basic schooling due to not belonging to the church, arguing that the education system marginalizes children and increases polarization between religious and non-religious groups.

An opinion piece questions the continued relevance of a Christian majority in Denmark, arguing that a special place for Christianity requires more than just church membership and tradition.

An update details the current situation of Samuel Bateman, his "wives," and other members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS) in Colorado City, Arizona. The article revisits the community and those involved.

Kidnappers in Nigeria are demanding a N1 billion ransom for abducted church members in Kwara, after rejecting an initial N1 million offer, while a separate attack in Oro-Ago resulted in the death of a vigilante commander.