Archbishop Voices 'great sadness' after Dozens Die in Egypt Church Fire
The Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London has spoken of his "great sadness" after a fire in a church in Egypt left dozens dead, including many children.
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Myanmar junta adds to ousted leader’s sentences
In a trial behind closed doors Monday, a court of the military government convicted Aung San Suu Kyi, 77, of using her position to rent land below market price and of building a residence with funds ...
‘The Lord Is at Work’: Signs Christianity Is Growing Amid Brutal, Chaotic, and Taliban-Ravaged Afghanistan
.An international persecution watchdog and at least one Christian media executive believe Christianity could grow exponentially in Afghanistan, with the bold proclamation emerging on the one-year anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover of the predominately Islamic nation after the Biden Administration’s much-maligned withdrawal.
Fire at Coptic Church in Cairo Kills at Least 41, Including Priest and Children
At least 41 worshipers, including a priest and at least 18 children, were killed in a fire that ripped through a crowded Coptic Orthodox church in Egypt s capital during its Sunday service, according ...
Trial date set for Cardinal Joseph Zen, longtime critic of China’s communist regime
A judge in Hong Kong has set a trial date for 90-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a longtime critic of China s communist regime who was arrested in May for his role in a now-defunct humanitarian relief ...
New Movement Aims to Share ‘Original Testament’ With the World
Ninety percent of the world’s languages do not have a translation of the Old Testament. One movement seeks to change that and spur a global revolution in Bible access.
5 Americans, including a pregnant woman, injured in Jerusalem attack
At least five Americans, including a pregnant woman, are among the people injured after a Palestinian man opened fire on a bus in Jerusalem, which the U S State Department called a terrorist attack
Former employee accuses Hillsong of misappropriating church finances
A former employee of Hillsong has accused the church of misappropriating its finances and giving "large cash gifts" to the family of its founding pastor, Brian Houston.
Next prime minister must act to save Afghans from hunger, says Christian Aid
Christian Aid is calling on the next prime minister to take urgent action to help Afghans survive increasingly desperate conditions in Afghanistan.
The BBC 'should remain at the heart of British broadcasting'
A group of leading UK legislators – including a senior Church of England bishop – have called for the BBC to "remain at the heart of British broadcasting, bringing the nation together, serving all sectors of UK society, and delivering a world-leading service that is respected across the globe."
