Europe
5,000 Christians Killed in One Year: UN Hears Shocking Evidence of Europes War on Faith
Nearly 5,000 Christians killed for their faith in 2025 as anti Christian hate crimes and legal persecution surge across Europe, UN experts warned.
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Africa
400 Million Christians Under Siege: Holy See Delivers Explosive Warning to the United Nations
Nearly 400 million Christians face persecution or violence worldwide, the Holy See warns the United Nations, as record numbers of believers are killed for their faith.
Africa
Zimbabwe Church Leaders Unite Against Mnangagwa's Constitutional Power Grab to Extend Presidential Rule
Zimbabwe's top Christian denominations condemn proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate direct presidential elections and extend Mnangagwa's rule beyond term limits.
Africa
URGENT: Fulani Militia Poised to Strike Christian Villages in Agatu for the 14th Time
Credible intelligence reveals imminent Fulani militia attacks on Christian communities between Egwuma and Ogwumogbo in Agatu County Benue State Nigeria
Africa
BREAKING: Fulani Militia Planning Coordinated Attack on Christian Town of Takum, Taraba State
Credible intelligence warns of imminent coordinated Fulani militia attack on Takum town as over 100 Christians killed in recent months.
Featured
53,000 Dead: USCIRF Report Declares Nigeria a Terrifying Crisis of Religious Violence
USCIRF declares Nigeria faces a terrifying crisis of religious violence with 53,000 killed since 2009 as priests are executed and children abducted.
Middle East
Walk Where Jesus Walked: 2,000 Year Old Pilgrimage Road Opens in Jerusalem for the First Time
The ancient Pilgrims Road in Jerusalem, dating back to the time of Jesus Christ, has opened to the public for the first time in 2,000 years.
US
Pope Leo XIV Appoints New Vatican Ambassador to Navigate Trump Tensions Over Immigration and Iran
Pope Leo XIV names Archbishop Gabriele Caccia as new Vatican ambassador to the United States amid strained relations with the Trump administration.
US
Lou Holtz Dies at 89: The Catholic Football Legend Who Never Backed Down From His Faith
Legendary Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, known for his outspoken Catholic faith and pro life advocacy, dies at 89 in Orlando, Florida.
UK
Scotland's Churches Sound the Alarm: 7 Denominations Demand Parliament Kill Assisted Suicide Bill
Scottish church leaders from seven denominations unite to urge MSPs to reject the Assisted Dying Bill ahead of the crucial final vote at Holyrood.
Asia
Convert or No Burial: India's Hindu Nationalists Give Christians an Ultimatum Over Their Own Dead
Indian tribal Christians in Chhattisgarh are being denied burial rights for their dead unless they renounce their faith and convert back to Hinduism.
Europe
The Bible's Forgotten Female Leaders Who Judged Nations, Prophesied, And Built The Church
Scripture records women who judged nations, prophesied Gods Word, served as deacons, and taught apostles from Genesis to Revelation.