New Statistics: The Joyful Message Behind Church Exits
A new report indicates that while the number of church exits remains high in Germany, a significant number of individuals continue to remain members of the church.
Believers in Bavaria: The churches record nearly 124,000 exits
In Bavaria, nearly 124,000 people left the Catholic and Protestant churches last year, with the Catholic Church seeing a decrease in exits while the Protestant Church experienced an increase.
Protestant Media: Only Cuts in the 'Beloved Journalism'
The Protestant Bishop of Bavaria, Christian Kopp, addressed concerns about the funding cuts for the Evangelical Press Association of Bavaria, reaffirming that financial support will not be completely eliminated despite changes in media and financial conditions.
An American Professor from a Protestant Family Tells His Story of Converting to Islam
Professor Jonathan Brown describes his journey to Islam from a secular Protestant background, emphasizing the spiritual significance of his conversion during a personal crisis.
Forum in Zagreb: The Role of Religious Communities in the Integration of Migrants
A forum on the role of religious communities in integrating migrants in Croatia will be held in Zagreb on March 2, 2026, organized by the Croatian Protestant Conference.
Gloss: The Spotlight
The article discusses recent calls for inclusivity in religious language, particularly the proposal to change the sole reference to God as "Lord" in the new Protestant hymnbook in Germany.
Cost-Cutting Measures: The Church is Overwhelmed by Reform Pressure
The planned cuts in the Protestant Church reflect an increasing severity in response to financial pressures.
Protestant Church: Tough Cuts Debate on Church Media Work
The Bavarian Protestant Church is facing financial pressures leading to significant cuts in church media activities, affecting various media outlets that provide religious content.
Protestant Church: Cutbacks Announced for Protestant Media
The Protestant Church in Bavaria has announced significant funding cuts to their media organization, affecting many employees and raising concerns about the future of key publications.
When Achilles Became... Protestant Saint β The Incredible Story of Wilhelm II
The article discusses how Wilhelm II of Germany transformed the Achilleion Palace in Corfu into a monument of power and national glory, rejecting representations of Achilles in defeat.
Abuse: Here the Protestant Church fails
The spokesperson for victims of sexual abuse in the Protestant Church has resigned, expressing frustration over the lack of unified rules for awarding compensation to victims.
Ron Kenoly, American Gospel Singer, Dies at 81
American gospel singer and Protestant minister Ron Kenoly passed away on Tuesday at the age of 81, with the cause of death not disclosed.
The famous English queen financed pirates and rogues
Elizabeth I was crowned Queen of England on this day in 1559, marking a significant Protestant victory during a time of religious conflict, and she is remembered as one of the greatest queens in English history.
Life and Society: Protestant Church to Advise Young People on Military Service
The Protestant Church in Bavaria plans to send a letter to young adults regarding military service, offering counseling but stopping short of making specific recommendations.
Strategy for Real Estate: Ideas Needed for Empty Churches
Catholic and Protestant churches face the common problem of what to do with their many properties, particularly the church buildings.
Faith and Religion: Against the Trend: A New Protestant Church Opens in Bayreuth
A new Protestant church is inaugurated in the Laineck district of Bayreuth, defying the trend of declining church attendance and financial constraints affecting many congregations in Bavaria.
Faith in Transformation: Selling Churches
Many Protestant-Lutheran congregations in Bavaria are beginning to sell aging church properties from the 1960s and 1970s due to declining relevance and financial support, particularly among younger generations.
Catholic and Protestant Churches: The New Year's Transition in the Churches
The article details the New Year's Eve and New Year's Day programs of major Christian denominations, highlighting services, music, and moments for reflection.
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton β the first saint of the USA
Elizabeth Ann Seton, born as a Protestant in the United States, became the first canonized saint from the country and was instrumental in the establishment of American Catholicism, founding the first American Catholic school and the congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph.