Last weekend, we had a church retreat. With a large group from the church, we spent three days out of town at a beautiful facility surrounded by greenery.

The political situation in Romania is unstable at the moment, and that is threatening Christian education, too. The main parties are losing credibility, and some fear that this may lead to the growth of groups critical of Christian schools. “Still, the Lord says: Do not fear in this turbulent world. That’s what we take courage from.”

In Russia, the occult business has grown into a big industry. Therefore, lawmakers are calling for regulation or even criminalisation of this world. Most Christian leaders are happy about the draft legislation in the State Duma.

Our children only have one childhood. And before God, I am sure we don’t want to mess it up. But do our children really need Christian education? Isn’t all the fuss about problems in state education just a bunch of Christians overreacting? A mother in Finland shares her side of the story.

In less than three decades, Spain saw an increase in inclusivity and the number of migrants. Its army, however, deteriorated. Interestingly, there is a connection between these givens, says Jorge Ruiz. And it is feminism.