Bible Sales Surge to Record Levels in U.S. and U.K., Signaling Renewed Interest in Faith

Bible Sales Surge to Record Levels in U.S. and U.K., Signaling Renewed Interest in Faith

Bible sales have reached historic highs in both the United States and the United Kingdom, according to newly released industry data, pointing to a growing appetite for printed Scripture amid cultural uncertainty. In the United States, figures compiled from Circana BookScan show that Bible sales climbed to 19 million units in 2025. 

Operation Northern Lights Rescues 43 Missing Children Across Multiple States Ahead of Christmas

A coordinated law enforcement effort spanning multiple agencies has resulted in the safe recovery of more than 40 critically missing children who had been deemed at high risk of violence, exploitation and other serious harm. The operation, known as Operation Northern Lights, led to the recovery of 43 endangered children, some as young as 12 months old, according to an announcement Thursday by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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  • Nicaragua Bars Tourists From Bringing Bibles Amid Expanding Crackdown on Religious Freedom

    Travelers entering Nicaragua are now prohibited from carrying Bibles, a newly enforced rule that has raised alarm among religious freedom advocates. According to Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), warning signs posted at Tica Bus stations in Costa Rica indicate that items such as Bibles, newspapers, magazines, books, drones and cameras are forbidden for passengers, listed alongside typical contraband like sharp tools and perishable goods.

  • Bondi Beach Terror Attack Death Toll Rises to 16; Jewish Community Targeted

    Australian authorities have confirmed that 16 people have now died following the Bondi Beach terror attack, including one child who passed away at Sydney Children’s Hospital, according to New South Wales Police. Officials also reported an increase in the number of injured victims, bringing the total to 40 wounded, NSW Health Minister Ryan Park announced, noting that four of those injured are children.

  • Grace Community Church Mourns Loss of Beloved Member and Vocalist Jubilant Sykes

    Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, is grieving the sudden death of Jubilant Sykes, a Grammy-nominated gospel and opera vocalist who served for decades as a cherished member of its music ministry. 

  • California Christian College Student Launches Independent Pro-Life Club

    A student at a Christian college in California has created her own pro-life organization after administrators declined her request to establish a Students for Life of America (SFLA) chapter on campus. Linda-Isabella Rendon, a sophomore pre-nursing major at Vanguard University, decided to start an independent pro-life club after the school rejected her proposal for an official SFLA chapter. 

  • Charlie Kirk’s Death Prompted More Spiritual Responses, Especially Among Young Adults

    New polling suggests that the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has sparked a surge in spiritual activity across the U.S., especially among younger Americans. One in four respondents said they engaged in some form of action following Kirk’s death, with spiritual responses outpacing political ones. While 71% of U.S. adults reported taking no action after the assassination, 18% said they undertook a spiritual action, 5% said they engaged in political activity, and another 6%

  • Court Strikes Down New York’s Attempt to Regulate Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

    A federal appeals court has determined that New York officials cannot prevent pro-life pregnancy centers from informing women about abortion pill reversal, ruling such restrictions unconstitutional. In a unanimous decision issued Monday, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld a lower court ruling in favor of two pro-life centers, Gianna’s House and Options Care Center.

  • Oklahoma University Student Fails Assignment After Labeling Gender Ideology “Demonic”

    A Christian pre-med student at the University of Oklahoma has gained national attention after filing a religious discrimination complaint, alleging that a trans-identified teaching assistant failed her assignment because she described gender ideology as “demonic.”

  • Judge Rules West Virginia Must Allow Religious Exemptions to School Vaccine Mandate

    A West Virginia judge has ordered the state to permit religious exemptions to its mandatory vaccination law—a decision the governor is celebrating as a “win for every family forced from school over their faith.”
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