Latin America

Latin America

Former Atheist Goes Viral Defending Christianity Across Mexico With 'Circus of Atheism' Tour

Former atheist Rigoberto Hidalgo tours Mexico with his Circus of Atheism conferences, defending Christianity as 60% of Latin American youth abandon faith.

Latin America

C.S. Lewis Books Get Major Spanish Update as Grupo Nelson Targets Latin Americas 400 Million Christians

Grupo Nelson releases modernized Spanish editions of C.S. Lewis classics Mere Christianity and The Screwtape Letters for Latin American readers.

Europe

The Western Church Is Dying And Taking the Global Body of Christ Down With It

Western Christianity's spiritual decline is devastating persecuted believers worldwide by cutting funding, weakening advocacy, and exporting theological confusion.

Latin America

Evangelical Christians Storm Brazil's Carnival Streets With Prayer, Baptisms, and Bold Gospel Outreach

Evangelical churches deployed teams across Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte during Carnival to preach the Gospel and baptize new believers.

Latin America

Stranded Americans Witness Explosions and Gunfire After Mexico Kills Cartel Kingpin El Mencho

Americans recount gunfire, explosions and burning vehicles after Mexican military kills cartel leader El Mencho, leaving tourists stranded across Mexico.

Latin America

Mexican Bishops Beg for Prayer as Cartel Firestorm Engulfs Nation After El Mencho Takedown

Mexican bishops call for urgent prayer as cartel violence erupts across 20 states following the military killing of drug lord El Mencho.

Latin America

El Mencho Dead: How Mexico's Most Wanted Drug Lord Forced Over 100 Churches to Close

Mexican drug lord El Mencho killed after his cartel forced over 100 churches to close through death threats and extortion of pastors.

UK

Anglican Church Told to Pay Up: Archbishop Demands Reparations for Slavery

Caribbean Archbishop Philip Wright demands the Anglican Church move beyond apologies and pursue reparative justice for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.

Latin America

2,400 Pastors Unite as Franklin Graham Prepares to Pack Lima Stadium for Esperanza Festival

Over 2,400 pastors and 700 churches unite as Franklin Graham brings the Esperanza evangelistic festival to Lima, Peru.

Latin America

Peru Installs Disgraced Judge as President While Evangelical Leaders Warn of Democratic Collapse

Evangelical leaders in Peru raise urgent concerns as 83 year old former judge Jose Maria Balcazar becomes the nation's eighth president in a decade.

Latin America

Guatemala Fights to Keep Bible Day Alive as Court Threatens to Strike Down Historic Law

Guatemala's Evangelical Alliance defends Bible Day law as Constitutional Court reviews Decree 5 2025 amid fierce debate over religious freedom and secularism.

Latin America

Argentina Evangelicals Unite Against Punitive Youth Crime Bill as Congress Lowers Criminal Age to 14

Argentina largest evangelical body ACIERA demands comprehensive juvenile justice reform as Congress debates lowering the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14.