Growing up in post-communist Romania, a country where the Christian population still fears the government, I believed that Christians were kind but lacked the backbone to stand up for themselves.

Most people in Germany don’t know what Ascension Day and Pentecost mean. They see them as just another day off. Yet, these days are of crucial importance, Wolfgang Stock writes

How can you stand as a Christian in a secular environment? To find answers to this question, Christian leaders from all over Europe gathered in the Polish city of Wisla.

The Bible provides us with wonderful stories to celebrate Easter with children, columnist Chiara notes. A column about how common people are types of Christ.

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.