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Europe
Mikael Jägerskog, senior policy adviser for Pingstmissionens Utvecklingssamarbete (Pentecostal Mission's Development Cooperation, PMU) has issued an urgent call for Christians to engage aggressively at the United Nations and other international forums, warning that the Church's silence on global stages is allowing secular and anti Christian forces
Protestant News
Ten thousand Christian believers mobilized in a massive Thanksgiving march through Chiapas, Mexico, calling for peace amid escalating violence that has devastated communities and displaced thousands of families across the southern Mexican state. The march, organized by Catholic and evangelical Christian leaders representing multiple denominations, brought together believers from across
Asia
A major religious freedom convention in India has documented a dramatic surge in anti Christian violence across the nation, with thousands of attacks against believers, churches, and Christian institutions recorded over recent years as Hindu nationalist movements intensify persecution campaigns. The convention, organized by Christian advocacy groups and religious freedom
Asia
Muslim residents in Indonesia have demanded the closure of a Christian church just days before Christmas, intensifying religious tensions in the world's largest Muslim majority nation as believers prepare for their most significant holiday. The demands center on a church in Indonesia that has been operating in a
Orthodox News
British activist Tommy Robinson held a Christmas carol service that attracted a modest turnout, sparking debate about the relationship between Christian faith, nationalism, and political activism in the United Kingdom. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley Lennon, organized the event as part of what he describes as efforts to
Europe
European security forces have disrupted a planned Islamic terrorist attack targeting Christians during Christmas celebrations, exposing what counterterrorism officials describe as an ongoing pattern of jihadist groups specifically selecting Christian religious events for mass casualty operations. Intelligence agencies identified the plot during routine surveillance of suspected extremist networks operating within
USA
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has delivered a decisive final victory for Catholic Charities in a years long legal battle, ruling that the organization cannot be forced to violate its religious mission or pay into the state's unemployment insurance program in a landmark religious freedom case. The dispute began
USA
Medical professionals are calling it a miracle after a mother gave birth to a healthy baby that survived an ectopic pregnancy while hidden behind a massive 22 pound tumor in her womb, defying all medical expectations and expert predictions. The mother, whose pregnancy was discovered during emergency medical evaluation, learned
Catholic News
The Nicaraguan government has implemented a ban prohibiting foreign tourists and visitors from bringing Bibles into the country, marking a dramatic escalation in the regime's crackdown on Christianity and religious freedom. The new regulation, enforced at airports and border crossings, requires customs officials to confiscate Bibles found in
Europe
A pastor in the United Kingdom is crediting his former life as a drug dealer for giving him the skills and credibility needed to effectively minister to people trapped in addiction, homelessness, and criminal lifestyles that most churches struggle to reach. The pastor, who spent years dealing drugs before his
Europe
A man in the United Kingdom has pleaded guilty to harassing Christian congregations by repeatedly dumping dead animals outside multiple churches in what prosecutors describe as a targeted campaign of intimidation against Christians. The defendant, whose case is proceeding through the British court system, admitted to placing animal carcasses at
Orthodox News
A family in the United States has reported what they describe as a miracle after a devastating house fire destroyed their entire home but left a Bible completely untouched and undamaged amid the destruction. The fire, which occurred in recent weeks, consumed the residence belonging to a Christian family, reducing