Church in Scotland Silences 200-Year-Old Bell Following Single Noise Complaint
Local residents in a Scottish town have started a petition after the bell at their local church was silenced at night following a single noise complaint
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Anti-Christian Hate Crimes, Including Murders, Make Collective Rise in Europe: Report
Anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe including arson, vandalism, threats, physical assaults, and even murder showed a collective increase in 2022 The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination ...
Nepalese Pastor Sentenced to Jail for Proselytizing Fears His Case Will Set a Troubling Precedent
As he awaits prison after a wrongful conviction for proselytizing, Pastor Keshab Raj Acharya fears his case will set a precedent for authorities in Nepal to incarcerate other Christians, he said
Israel Conducts Raid of Gaza's Largest Hospital Believed to Be Used by Hamas
Israeli forces commenced a targeted operation at Gaza City s largest hospital, killing at least five terrorists and delivering humanitarian aid to the hospital Israel says Hamas forces are using the ...
Iranians Secretly Translating the Bible into Their Heart Languages to Share Christ with Their People
As the underground Church continues to grow in Muslim-majority Iran, Bible translators are putting their lives on the line to bring the Gospel into the local dialects so that their friends and ...
Schoolboy Abducted from Christian School Finds Freedom
A schoolboy who was abducted by gunmen from his Christian school in Nigeria has finally found freedom again after escaping from captivity.
Chinese president pledges to curb fentanyl chemical exports after Biden meeting
U.S. President Joe Biden said Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to crack down on shipments of precursor fentanyl chemicals and pill presses after an hours-long meeting in California on Wednesday. Bi...
North Korea claims successful tests of new missile engines
North Korea said Wednesday that military scientists successfully tested new solid-fuel engines designed for use on intermediate-range ballistic missiles. State media reported that those tests took pla...
Armed gang allegedly kidnaps hundreds from a hospital in Haiti.
Hospital director Jose Ulysse took to social media on Wednesday begging for help. He said that the assailants had kidnapped hundreds of children, newborns, and women from the Fontaine Hospital Center ...
Highest British court rules against sending migrants to Rwanda
Britain’s Supreme Court ruled against government policy on Wednesday which, if enacted, would ship out migrants on a one-way trip to Rwanda. The plan, presented by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, aimed ...
