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Europe
Nearly two months after pilot Kevin Rideout was abducted in Niamey, Niger, local Christians are expressing mounting concern over the lack of updates regarding rescue efforts and the continued silence surrounding his captivity. Rideout, a Christian missionary pilot, was kidnapped in Niger's capital while conducting humanitarian aviation work
Protestant News
My dear, this topic is a difficult one. Strangely enough, it feels even heavier than speaking about tragedies we’ve already faced together. The reason is simple yet profound - its spectrum is vast, filled with countless shades, and, above all, I am personally involved. I’m referring to the
Middle East
This is the final installment of a series of 5 articles titled The War on Christian Men: A systematic examination of how modern culture attacks masculinity. I recommend you read the first installment here, and then continue with the rest. After examining the systematic emasculation of men at the hands
Protestant News
Protestant denominations across Australia are preparing for the National Day of Reflection on Sunday, December 21, with many congregations canceling celebratory Christmas events including carol services to observe solemn remembrance for the 15 victims of the recent terrorist attack. Churches nationwide have announced they will incorporate minutes of silence into
Europe
Nearly half of British adults plan to attend church this Christmas, marking a significant increase from last year and challenging narratives of inevitable Christian decline in the United Kingdom, according to a nationwide poll conducted by Savanta for Christian charity Tearfund. The survey of 2,017 UK adults found that
UK
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Richard Moth as the new Archbishop of Westminster, selecting the 67 year old social justice advocate to lead England and Wales' most prominent Catholic diocese. Moth, who has served as Bishop of Arundel and Brighton since 2015, succeeds Cardinal Vincent Nichols, 80, who
Middle East
A prominent global evangelical leader addressed an interfaith conference in Uzbekistan promoting religious tolerance and dialogue between Christians and Muslims, drawing criticism from persecution watchdogs who argue such messaging ignores the reality of systematic Islamic violence against Christians worldwide. The evangelical figure spoke at the government sponsored interfaith gathering in
Protestant News
Bishop Sarah Mullally has issued repeated apologies as her safeguarding record comes under intense scrutiny, with investigations revealing failures to protect vulnerable individuals from abuse during her tenure in church leadership positions. Mullally, who serves as Bishop of London and holds prominent positions within Church of England hierarchy, has faced
Catholic News
Christians have organized protests against an LGBT themed nativity play that depicts Jesus Christ as "King of the Gays" in what religious leaders condemn as deliberate blasphemy disguised as inclusive holiday entertainment. The production reimagines the traditional Christmas nativity story through an LGBT lens, featuring queer characters, same
Catholic News
The woman was detained by police after standing in a designated buffer zone holding a sign, an act that violates regulations prohibiting specific activities within set distances of abortion clinics. The arrest occurred despite the woman engaging in no physical obstruction, verbal confrontation, or direct interaction with clinic patients or
Europe
Half of all Armenian archbishops are currently imprisoned as the Armenian government conducts what religious freedom advocates describe as a systematic campaign to destroy the ancient Armenian Apostolic Church and eliminate Christian leadership opposing state control. The mass imprisonment of senior church leaders represents an unprecedented assault on one of
Orthodox News
Muslim Fulani terrorists killed at least 14 Christians in a brutal attack in Nigeria, striking communities as believers prepared for Christmas celebrations in what religious freedom advocates describe as ongoing genocide against Nigerian Christians. The massacre occurred when armed Fulani militants descended on Christian villages, shooting residents and burning homes