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China - Multiple independent scholars project that China will become the world's largest Christian nation by 2030, with an estimated 247 million believers, surpassing the United States, Brazil, and Mexico despite ongoing government crackdowns on religious freedom. The projections represent a dramatic reversal from 1949, when the Chinese
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Rebrenya explains how Islamists have slaughtered over 50 in a single day last December and how they have brutally murdered 7 of his brothers and destroyed his village. 0:00 /1:25 1× Nigerian Christians face systematic slaughter in what has become the deadliest place on Earth to follow Jesus
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United Kingdom - Kingdom Bank, a Christian financial institution that provides mortgages to evangelical churches and ministry workers, has been ranked number 380 on Business Leader's Top 500 Growth Companies list for the UK. The bank, which has been operating for over 60 years, was also ranked number
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Vatican City - Pope Leo XIV recently received Azerbaijan's Deputy Prime Minister in an official audience at the Vatican, continuing the Holy See's controversial relationship with the Muslim-majority nation accused of systematic cultural genocide against Armenian Christians. The Vatican has maintained diplomatic relations with Azerbaijan since
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Tehran, Iran - Under Iranian Islamic law, girls can legally be married at age 9 lunar years (approximately 8 years and 9 months) with parental consent and court approval. While the official minimum marriage age is set at 13 for girls and 15 for boys, Article 1041 of Iran'
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Northern England - On October 10, 2025, thousands of school children across northern England participated in a coordinated initiative to recite the Lord's Prayer together, marking a significant moment of Christian unity and education. Approximately 250 schools in northern England took part in the Lord's Prayer
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Guerrero, Mexico - A leading religious freedom advocacy group joined Christians in southern Mexico on October 17, 2025, demanding justice after the latest murder of a Catholic priest in a region torn by drug cartels. Mexican authorities arrested a suspect in the death of Father Bertoldo Pantaléon Estrada, 59, whose
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Lyon, France - Ashur Sarnaya, a 45-year-old disabled Iraqi Christian who fled ISIS persecution, was brutally stabbed to death on September 10, 2025, while livestreaming about his Christian faith on TikTok outside his apartment building in Lyon, France. The attack occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m. in the Gorge
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A heartbreaking and chilling report has emerged from Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State, where armed bandits launched coordinated attacks on Thursday evening. A resident of Birnin Gwari town, the local government headquarters, confirmed the incident, describing it as a well-coordinated assault by the attackers. According to one
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Vatican City - King Charles III will become the first reigning English monarch in nearly 500 years to pray publicly with a Pope when he joins Pope Leo XIV for an ecumenical service in the Sistine Chapel on October 23, 2025. The historic event will mark the first time since
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Lisbon, Portugal - Portugal's parliament approved a bill on Friday, October 17, 2025, banning face veils worn for "gender or religious motives" in most public spaces, specifically targeting burqas and niqabs commonly worn by some Muslim women. The bill, proposed by the far-right Chega party led