Pastor killed in Uganda after Christian-Muslim debate; imam among prime suspects
A 25-year-old pastor at New Restoration Church of Christ in Uganda s Butebo District was killed hours after participating in a public Christian-Muslim debate
A 25-year-old pastor at New Restoration Church of Christ in Uganda s Butebo District was killed hours after participating in a public Christian-Muslim debate
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said three leaks were detected on Monday in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines that carry natural gas under the sea from Russia to Europe. The Swedish national p...
In a newly released video, Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church said that Russian soldiers who die on military duty in the war against Ukraine will be cleansed of all their sins.
Nigel and Sally Rowe have been credited as the first parents to expose transgender ideology in U.K. primary schools five years ago.
Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, has co-opted the vision of the sacrifice of Jesus to bless a false rite of military sacrifice. In this bloody vision of Christian Nationalism, we find many warnings. So, in this issue of A Public Witness, we look at religious support and criticism of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. And we hold up a candle to expose sacrilegious efforts to conflate church and state.
Continuing attacks earlier this month in Benue state, Nigeria, suspected Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists killed dozens of Christians on Friday (Sept. 23) and Wednesday (Sept. 21), sources said.
The trial of Cardinal Joseph Zen on charges of sedition is underway in Hong Kong.
This year, Israel's holy days, from Rosh Hashana through Sukkot, will have a strong political undertow running in the background between the two adversaries most likely to be the next prime minister: the current leader, Yair Lapid, and Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A Bible was all that was left after a Christian convert in Bangladesh lost his home in a fire which he believes was started by fellow villagers.
Today, most people's mental image of Vikings is of pagan marauders who destroyed Christian churches and ransacked monasteries. There is a lot of truth to this image and yet, as with so much in history, the reality was more complex.
Millions are already skipping meals and living without heating or electricity, new research by Christians Against Poverty warns.