Christian Woman Convicted Over Sign Offering to Talk, Deemed in Violation of Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
A Christian woman has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help
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One Year Later, Jaranwala, Pakistan Still Reeling from Attacks – Morningstar News
One year after one the worst attacks on Christians in Pakistan, Christians on Friday (Aug. 16) called for justice regarding the rioting in Jaranwala as most of those arrested have been discharged or released on bail, sources said.
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U.S. Secretary of State Travels for Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday for roughly three hours discussed a proposed agreement to include the release of Israeli hostages, Netany...
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Christian Dad Jailed in Egypt for Facebook Comments Declares Hunger Strike
A Christian father of five imprisoned for over 2 5 years in Egypt has declared a hunger strike in a letter to his family despite his deteriorating health to protest against his unlawful detention
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Christians Asked to Pray for Areas Affected by Mpox
Christians are being asked to pray for areas affected by the outbreak of mpox and advocate for the distribution of vaccines to limit the spread of the deadly virus.
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Indonesia VP Pushes Back on Plan to Make It Easier to Build Churches
Opposition has emerged to a proposal by Indonesia s Ministry of Religious Affairs to do away with the role of a Muslim-dominated body that has complicated efforts by minority religions to build
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Christians in Pakistan ‘terrified’ of More Violence
Christians in Pakistan are living in fear of more violent attacks a year after a wave of severe anti-Christian persecution.
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Christian charity reaches milestone in combating blindness in Rwanda
CBM UK has announced the successful end to their three-year See the Way project, saying that they had been able to raise £845,000 in donations from supporters, pushing the final total over £1.8 million after it was matched by the UK government, as part of the UK Aid Match scheme.
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Calls for international action on mpox to protect children and families
Christian aid agency World Vision is calling for urgent international action after a new deadly strain of mpox was declared a global health emergency.
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Attack on army chaplain ‘deeply shocking and upsetting’, say bishops
Prayers are being said for an army chaplain stabbed in a knife attack in County Galway on Friday.
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Nigeria continues to tolerate terrorism, USCIRF States
Nigeria's government at federal and state levels continues to tolerate attacks by non-state assailants who justify violence on religious grounds, according to a report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).
