Mexico Probes U.S. Role in Drug Raid after Officials’ Death
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Suspected ISWAP terrorists kill over 20 Christians, abduct priest after shooting their way into church
After more than 20 Christians lost their lives to terrorist attacks in two areas of Taraba state, Nigeria, in the first half of August, a Catholic teacher was kidnapped from a church site, sources ...
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Islamic militants attack Mogadishu hotel
At least 20 people died when gunmen stormed a popular hotel in Somalia’s capital late Friday. Forty more were wounded, and security forces rescued many others. Somali troops were still trying to end...
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Police in China raid Early Rain house church, lock doors to prevent members from leaving
Police in China raided the Early Rain Covenant Church during its worship service, locked about 60 church members inside the building and arrested one, according to a report
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Pakistani Christian couple share how they escaped from death row, took refuge in Europe
A Pakistani Catholic woman and her partially paralyzed husband, who were on death row for seven years on false blasphemy charges, give a personal insight into their journey from facing death by ...
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Nicola Sturgeon to convene second abortion summit
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to hold a second summit on abortion access and buffer zones around abortion clinics.
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Hundreds of Baptist churches have been ‘lost’ in Ukraine war
Yaroslav Pyzh, president of Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary in Lviv, told the Baptist Press in an interview published Monday that "about 400 Baptist churches" had been "lost."
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Afghan Christians struggle to access humanitarian aid
Christians have become internally displaced persons (IDPs) within Afghanistan but because they are in hiding, they are "isolated from the humanitarian aid normally provided to IDPs", the ICC warns.
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Around 400 Baptist Churches in Ukraine ‘lost’ Due to Russian Invasion: Seminary President
Around 400 Baptist churches based in the occupied parts of Ukraine cease to exist as a result of the Russian invasion, according to a seminary president who lives in the Eastern European nation
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Lambeth Conference Has ‘compounded the problems’ in the Anglican Communion
Gafcon leader, Foley Beach, has expressed disappointment with the Lambeth Conference for treating liberal and traditional interpretations of Scripture as "equally valid".
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Terrorists Kill More Than 20 Christians in Nigeria
"Constant killings and maiming of innocent Christians by terrorists and herdsmen bandits have become very common here in Taraba state."
