Christians are being 'strategically driven' from their homes
"The Church on the Run" report by Open Doors describes a "deliberate strategy" to weaken, silence or completely eradicate Christian populations.
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Israel Destroys Hamas Targets Following First Rocket Attack in Two Months
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday said the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) destroyed several Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip in response to a rocket attack.
Israeli Scientists Discover Olives Were First Domesticated in Jordan Valley 7,000 Years Ago
From biblical times to modern times, olives have been a staple in cuisines around the world for thousands of years.
International Swimming Federation Sets New Guidelines For Transgender Athletes Competing in Women's Events
Controversy over biological men competing in women's sports has been a hot-button issue for years due to concerns over competitive fairness.
Islamic State claims responsibility for attacks on Christian villages in Mozambique
The Islamic State terror group has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks in Mozambique’s Christian villages that left eight people killed, including by beheading, and several houses burned.
Rejection and stigma - the painful reality for abducted Boko Haram 'wives' after they escape
Some of the women abducted by Boko Haram and forced into sex slavery manage to find freedom, but when they return to their villages, the trauma only continues.
Floods in India, Bangladesh Leave Millions Homeless, 18 Dead
Army troops were called in to rescue thousands of people stranded by massive floods that have ravaged northeastern India and Bangladesh, leaving millions of homes underwater and severing transport links, authorities said Saturday.
Christian factory worker fired for wearing cross necklace awarded $26K in religious discrimination suit
A Christian factory worker in Scotland who was fired after he told his line manager that he wouldn't take off his crucifix necklace as it had a “deep and profound meaning” for him, has won more than $26,000 in a religious discrimination suit.
Police in India beat, detain pastor for singing hymns at uncle's house
Nearly two months after police arrested a pastor in India from his grandmother’s home, tied him to a tree and beat him, threats from officers and others have kept him from filing a complaint on the brutality, sources said.
Australians still open to faith and Jesus even though Christianity has declined, survey finds
Christianity has declined in recent decades, but Australians are not completely closed off to faith, with young adults being the most open of all age groups, a new study has found.
