Christian news, sourced and reported carefully.
Mercy Herald covers the church around the world and the history behind the Bible. Every story shows where the information came from and says clearly what has not been proven yet.
How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings.
Our mission
A herald is the one who carries the news. We exist to give the church a journal worthy of what it lives through, from the persecution many Christians face today to the discoveries that shed light on the biblical text.
We write for those who lead, teach and serve: pastors, Bible teachers, missionaries and readers who want to understand the world through the eyes of faith, without sensationalism.
Our principles
Sources in plain sight
Every story starts from public, verifiable sources: news agencies, religious freedom organizations, journals and research institutions. They are linked at the end of each piece.
Fact kept apart from hypothesis
When a discovery has not been shown yet, the story carries the "Not yet confirmed" label and separates what is known from what still needs proof.
Human accountability
We use technology, including artificial intelligence, to research and prepare drafts. The decision to publish always belongs to the editor, who reads and approves every piece.
Open corrections
When we get something wrong, we correct the story and show the update date. We never erase a mistake quietly.
Independence
We do not publish paid content or sponsored stories. No church, ministry or company buys space in the Herald.
What we cover
- Church Today
Persecution, missions and acts of faith by Christians around the world.
- Archaeology
Digs and discoveries in the lands of the Bible.
- Bible
Manuscripts, the text and the world of the Old and New Testaments.
- History
The early Christians and the church through the centuries.
Masthead
- Editor-in-chief
- Lucas Jedrzejczyk
- Newsroom
- Mercy Herald
- Published by
- Mercy, a church management platform
- Editions
- Brazil (Portuguese) and United States (English)
Contact the newsroom
Story tips
Seen something that deserves to be news? Send the link and the context.
contact@joinmercy.comCorrections
Found an error? Tell us which story and what is wrong.
contact@joinmercy.comPress and partnerships
Interview requests, republishing and partnerships.
contact@joinmercy.com