Kidnapped Pastor Killed in Nigeria after Ransom Payment - Morningstar News
A pastor kidnapped on Saturday (Nov. 11) in Nigeria’s central state of Kogi was killed on Tuesday (Oct. 14) after church members paid a ransom for his release, sources said.
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Bethlehem Cancels Christmas Display to Honor Palestinian 'martyrs' amid Israel-Hamas War
Christmas festivities have been canceled in the West Bank town known as Jesus birthplace in honor of Palestinian martyrs amid the Israel-Hamas war
Downed Communication System Halts Aid Deliveries to Gaza
The United Nations’ World Food Programme on Friday suspended aid shipments into Gaza for a second day after fuel shortages cut off internet and phone networks. Nearly all of the 2.3 million people i...
Arson Suspected in Church Fire in Pakistan - Morningstar News
A church building was set on fire in Lahore, Pakistan on Thursday (Nov. 16), a month after the pastor received a letter threatening the congregation for worshipping too loudly, sources said.
King Meets Archbishop and Faith Leaders
"Today's visit by the King was a wonderful encouragement to remain united in partnership and friendship – as many people of faith are doing across the country."
Anti-Christian hate crimes on the rise in Europe
There has been a "strong" increase in the number of anti-Christian hate crimes taking place across Europe, with particular concern expressed about the treatment of Christians in the UK.
Franklin Graham prays with Netanyahu; Samaritan's Purse donates 21 ambulances to Israel
American Evangelical leader Franklin Graham, the son of legendary evangelist Billy Graham, met and prayed with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday after visiting several kibbutzim ...
FIRST-PERSON: Our Chamberlain or Churchill moment? | Baptist Press
Neville Chamberlain was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from May 1937 to May 1940. Fair or not, Chamberlain is best known for his appeasement policy toward Hitler. The Munich Agreement was signed by both Hitler and Chamberlain on Sept. 30, 1938, ceding the German-speaking Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia to…
Bethlehem Cancels Christmas Festivities Amid Ongoing Violence - RELEVANT
Bethlehem—you know, the birthplace of Christ—has announced the cancellation of its annual Christmas decorations and celebrations in the midst of the
Germany Raids Iran-Linked Organization over Alleged Hezbollah Support
German authorities raided dozens of locations connected to the Islamic Center Hamburg, or IZH, Thursday morning over suspicion that the organization supports the terrorist group Hezbollah. German Inte...
