Chinese home church applies for UN asylum
The 61 members of the home church fled from China to South Korea, then to Thailand. They applied to the United Nations for asylum there on Monday. China allows Christians to worship in state-approved ...
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UN Watchdog Warns of Potential 'Nuclear Catastrophe' if Fighting Continues Around Ukrainian Power Plant
A surprise offensive is helping Ukraine gain ground against the Russian invasion, but with this new military momentum, the largest nuclear power plant in Europe sits directly in the line of fire.
Teacher Suspended for Not Using Trans Pronouns Jailed after Violating Court Order
An Evangelical teacher at a church-run boarding school in Ireland who refused to use gender-neutral pronouns to address a trans-identified student was arrested for continuing to show up to work ...
Christians Slain in Central Nigeria, Animists Attack in South - Morningstar News
Fulani herdsmen on Thursday (Sept. 1) killed six Christians in central Nigeria, and the next day animists attacked a night prayer service in the country’s southwest, area residents and officials said.
On Colombia’s San Andres, a Historic Baptist Church’s Roots Run Deep
First Baptist Church is so crucial to the history of the Colombian island of San Andres that detailed record of births and deaths are kept here in crumbling books that date back nearly two centuries.
Christian Teacher Thrown in Jail After Refusing to Use Trans Student's 'Preferred Pronouns'
An Irish teacher has, in his words, been place behind bars because he “would not call a boy a girl.”
Nigeria: Young Christian Killed in Machete Attack
A Christian posted in Yola, northeast Nigeria, as part of his youth service corps duty was killed on August 26 in what was suspected as a targeted attack, sources said.
Christian Charity Sets Out Action Plan to Combat Cost-of-Living Crisis
As energy bills spiral and the cost of living soars, a Christian charity has set out an urgent action plan to help churches respond to the gathering storm.
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover Rare Ivory Pieces from First Temple Period
For the first time, Israeli archaeologists have uncovered rare pieces of ivory from the First Temple period that provide more clues about life in that ancient Bible time.
Typhoon Hinnamnor Hits South Korea
The storm killed at least six people and dumped 3 feet of rain on part of South Korea on Tuesday before heading back out to sea. It made landfall near the port of Busan. About 89,000 residents lost po...
