When the pulpit is abused, the wounds run deep. Learn how to safeguard the sacred trust of spiritual leadership, honour volunteers, and restore the house of God to a place of healing, unity, and faith.

Today marks another anniversary of the 7th July London bombings—a sobering reminder of the day terror struck the heart of the UK. Fifty-two innocent lives were lost, hundreds injured, and countless families changed forever. For many, the memory remains vivid—a scar etched into the national memory and a warning of the world we live in.

I still remember the torturous journey of learning to play the keyboard. No teacher, no formal lessons—just trial, error, and…

From Nigeria to India, Ukraine to the Middle East, recent events remind us just how terribly fragile life can be and how beautifully resilient the human spirit is when tested.

Driving is a vital part of everyday life. It connects us to our work, our families, and the world around us. Yet, how we learn to drive, and the habits we develop, often depends on the driving culture we were first exposed to.

The death of a pope marks significant transitions, often accompanied by drama and mystery. Notable cases include Pope John Paul I’s sudden demise sparking conspiracy theories, Pope Celestine V’s voluntary resignation, and Pope Benedict IX’s scandalous sale of his papacy. Each death impacts the Church’s history and narrative profoundly.

Yesterday, he was out visiting the prisons—embracing the forgotten, washing the feet of the condemned, speaking softly with the gentleness…

Tithing, the practice of giving one-tenth of one’s income to the church, has been a cornerstone of Christian financial practice…