After launching Stop Abus to tackle sexual abuse in churches, the CNEF says a broader reflection is needed among evangelicals around the the concept of “authority”.

In an increasingly artificial and disembodied world, it is the authentic and embodied human that brings the tangible love of Christ to the lost and lonely. 

Colombian university lecturer Lina Fernanda Montoya has accompanied around 20 victims. In Madrid, she explained observable patterns when abuse occurs in evangelical churches.

‘Never again’ asks whether Europe still believes that human dignity is non-negotiable, and that silence in the face of atrocity is complicity.

Life is a great match, and we will not always have the chances God gives us now. 

Collectively, churches might become too identified with cultural trends or too remote from the wider society to gain a hearing – and both extremes fail to bring actual transformation.

A study in Europe analyses the reasons of the gender religiosity gap and explores how religion impacts gender-related outcomes.

A large majority approves a resolution expressing “unwavering support for Christians”. Dutch MEP Bert Jan-Ruissen, in Brussels: “Türkiye must stop targeting churches”.

The events feature music, art, prayer, worship, and a message of encouragement, stressing the importance of living courageously according to Jesus’ calling.

Christian organisations collaborate in Niscemi, a town on the brink of collapse due to landslides. The Evangelical Alliance channels financial aid for ministries working on the ground in Mesina, Catania, Siracusa and the Etna areas.

Seven lessons for Christian leaders in the use of power.

192 athletes in Milano-Cortina come from one of the 50 countries where it is most difficult to be a Christian, according to Open Doors.

Lindsey Vonn’s experience and my family’s provide an illustrative contrast.

A major survey shows that hate speech online, personal privacy and societal polarisation also concern a vast majority of citizens in EU countries.

The Roma evangelical movement in Europe is not just a religious phenomenon, but a force of indigenous origin that has redefined the identity, cohesion, and resilience of Roma communities. 

Although all the hostages were released, new attacks in Kwara, Katsina and Benue show that the escalation of violence in the world's deadliest country for Christians continues.

Around 20 European politicians travelled to the 2026 National Prayer Breakfast, where Trump said it was not possible to be a Christian and vote for the opposition, presenting himself as the greatest defender of Christians in the world.

A key listening tool is research, whether we like it or not. There is more Christian led research than ever before in Europe and globally.

Europe is being transformed beyond recognition, hollowed out culturally and overrun by hordes of Muslim migrants in an irreversible process of civilisational decline. So prominent voices proclaim.

Our confidence in God tells us that He will be by our side in the next struggle. 

The music of Smallwood, who died in December 2025, transcended cultural and linguistic barriers, leaving a lasting impression on the emerging gospel movement in Spain after his visit in 2008.

The board of the Italian Evangelical Alliance explains its position on the signing, in early 2026, of an ecumenical ‘Covenant’ that unites the Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and some Evangelical and Pentecostal churches.

As with the printing press or the smartphone, the question before us is not if AI will influence discipleship, but how we will steward it.

The number of mainline Protestants and Roman Catholics has fallen to 19% and 30%, while free evangelicals remain stable at 6%.

A survey shows that half of Germans think pastoral care is the most important job of a Christian church. Only 24% say telling people about Jesus is central.