Fulanis Face Rare Resistance as Attacks Mount in Nigeria – Morningstar News
Fulani attacks on Christians in Nigeria were largely thwarted with rare resistance over the weekend, and a kidnapped priest was released, sources said.
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Pope Francis to Friars Minor: Seek renewal amid declining numbers
Members of the Order of Friars Minor are meeting in Rome.
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Nigerian priest fears more persecution after Boko Haram leader’s death: ‘Time bomb waiting to explode’
A Nigerian priest is warning that the religious persecution in his home country is a time bomb waiting to explode, adding that the death of the Boko Haram leader during a battle with the Islamic ...
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Christian Father Charged after Hindus Attack Daughter in India – Morningstar News
Hard-line Hindus in northern India who attacked a young Christian woman have filed fabricated charges against her father – basing their case on testimony from a Christian relative apparently pressured into giving a false statement, sources said.
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‘Important Moment for Religious Freedom in the UK’: Blackpool Admits It Discriminated Against Franklin Graham
The Billy Graham Association will receive a financial settlement and has already received a public apology in an important case for religious freedom in the United Kingdom.
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UK council apologizes for censoring Franklin Graham event ads; pays over $150K in damages
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has been awarded a financial settlement and received a public apology from a British council that censored the Christan group s ads
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Blackpool Council to pay out £109k over axed Franklin Graham festival adverts
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is to receive £109,000 from Blackpool Council over cancelled adverts for an evangelistic event featuring its CEO, Franklin Graham.
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Pope Francis issues restrictions on extraordinary form Masses in new motu proprio
The motu proprio, Traditionis custodes, makes sweeping changes to Summorum Pontificum.
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Theological training – How it’s leading to church growth in West Africa | Baptist Press
TOGO, West Africa (BP) -- "How do we become a healthy, biblical church?" That was the question two Togolese men had for IMB missionary Trevor Yoakum.
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Billionaires Gone Wild
We wonder if the new space race between billionaires actually represents progress. In this issue of A Public Witness, we look not toward the stars but back on Earth to consider the moral lessons we can learn from these men so rich they are literally choosing to leave us all behind.
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Uyghur woman tearfully recalls ‘inhumane’ treatment in China’s brutal concentration camps
A survivor of a Chinese concentration camp tearfully recalled her time in detention in a speech before religious freedom advocates, telling them that her experience left indelible scars on my heart
