Over 2,400 people have died in the first one hundred days of the outbreak. Evangelical NGOs work on the ground, assisting victims and running prevention campaigns.

Faith-based healthcare institutions may refuse to allow assisted dying on their premises, “when such a procedure is clearly contrary to the institution's statutory mission or purpose”.

Tina's therapist supported her desire for freedom and self-actualization, repeatedly pointed out the faults of others, and affirmed her personality. Yet the more she did so, the greater the girl’s doubts became.

The UK High Court rejects a legal challenge against a clinical trial that aims to recruit over 220 children. “Children should never be used as guinea pigs”, say the claimants.

Christians need to understand the interaction between faith and mental health, not only for their own wellbeing, but also to lovingly care for those who suffer in this area.

The Prime Minister’s announcement has drawn criticism from teenagers who conduct most of their social lives via social media. We asked the policy adviser at the Evangelical Alliance UK about the role churches should play in offering places of community and friendship.

Biblical spirituality is both vibrant and balanced.

We live in an era where people generally, and politicians specifically, adopt their ‘own truth’, one that fits their world view, whether that is in any way connected with reality or not.

Families need compassion and clarity to overcome mental health challenges.

Reflections on declining health, falling birth rates, and a 103 year old woman.

Crises of faith help us to develop a mature understanding of Christianity.

150 practitioners and experts serving across Europe discussed topics such as strengthening younger generations, mental health and sexual abuse prevention. The Refugee Highway Partnership organises such gatherings every year.

Our churches should be places of welcome, rather than of denial, coercion and humiliation for those who suffer.

You are surrounded by people fighting inner battles.

The Spanish evangelical body issues a statement analysing the assisted death of the young woman and warns that the right response to suffering is not to hasten death, but to increase care.

Evangelicals and other faith leaders say in a letter: “True compassion does not mean ending a life. It means accompanying those who suffer, easing their pain, supporting families”.

Alejandra Ortiz, a researcher with the global evangelical student movement IFES, explains what they have learned about the world's largest generational group and how it shapes how the gospel is presented.

Although the law was passed in July, a campaign led by conservative groups and medical associations gathered 46,000 signatures to force another referendum.

The proposal to create lists of healthcare objectors reopens the debate in Spain on the boundaries between rights, confidentiality, and professional freedom. An article by Susana Cossio.

The AEE considers it “demagogic” to propose a constitutional reform to recognise abortion as a right and warns that “every abortion is a failure of society”.

According to official data from 2024, abortions in public health centres are on the rise. 94.6% are requested by the woman, a record high.

There was no triumphalism, yet no despair either—only a clear sense that leaders must be held to the highest biblical standards and repent where they have failed.

University students from 42 countries took part in the European Student Festival, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the first conference. A report from Jelgava (Latvia).

The NGO Fiet warns that over 60% of women in prostitution have mental health disorders: “We cannot remain indifferent”. Fiet rescued over 1,500 women in 2024.

Six in ten young people in Germany believe that using social media worsens mental health. A large majority of adults believe that children under 16 should not have online profiles.