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Kenya is registering nearly 60 churches every month, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor has said, as she raised concerns over increasingly bitter disputes within some religious organizations, including leadership contests that she said can become violent.
Churches across Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra state in western India, and neighboring cities and towns have been collecting completed consent forms from worshipers as a preventive measure after Maharashtra’s anticonversion law took effect August 28.
For a followers of folk religion in Taiwan, who understand religion as transactional with individual spirits, forgiveness of sins may not immediately sound like an answer to the practical fears that emerge during Taiwan's Ghost Month. Yet the gospel can reframe the human problem without ignoring the fear that brought the person to the conversation. Our deepest problem is not that we have failed to satisfy every unseen power. It is that we are sinners before a holy God.
A federal court dismissed a charge against a Wisconsin man accused of using AI to create and distribute sexually explicit images of children.
Maine’s Supreme Court barred Emily Bickford from taking her 13-year-old daughter to church or exposing her to the Bible. Bickford is asking SCOTUS to intervene.
In the past few months alone, Iran’s Islamist government has killed at least 33 Christian ministers and arrested approximately 131 others.
Prominent Christian leader Rev. Dr. Michael Youssef will visit Jordan to take part in a public ministry event Sept. 4 at the Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS) in Amman. The event is sponsored by retired Maj. Gen. Imad Maayah, a former member of the Jordanian parliament and president of the Jordan Evangelical Council.
A Brazilian pastor who was compelled to leave the United States last year due to an expired visa has recently returned to his Texas church thanks to an immigration rule change
Gafcon, the body governing the Anglican grouping that broke with Canterbury last year has decided to establish its headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, according to a communique released Aug. 29 by the Most Rev. Laurent Mbanda, chairman of the Global Anglican Council.
Evangelical leaders from across Europe will convene in Golem, Albania, Oct. 5-9, 2026, for HOPE 2026, a continental gathering aimed at addressing complex social, political and spiritual challenges.
