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Bishops protest Israeli arrest of another Palestinian Christian

BY  :  Staff  Writer  Christian  Today   Four Anglican bishops have expressed their “deep dismay and disquiet” at the decision of Israeli authorities to arrest a Palestinian Christian who is accused of “promoting terrorist activities”. Natalie Abu Dayyeh is a student at Birzeit University and […]

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Christian Leader Urges Churches to Return to Personal Discipleship

BY  :  Christian Today Staff Writer   A respected Bible teacher has challenged Christian leaders across Asia to place personal discipleship back at the centre of ministry, warning that organisational success should never replace investing in the spiritual growth of individuals. Speaking at the Asia Conference on […]

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Christians divided over Islamic prayers in Trafalgar Square

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BY  :   Staff  Writer  Christian Today   The row over the controversial mass Islamic prayer in Trafalgar Square last week continues to rumble on, with Christian figures at odds over the best response. Conservative MP Nick Timothy, himself a Christian, was criticised for saying the event was […]

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U.S. Commission Documents Growing Violence Against Christians in India; New Delhi Dismisses Report

BY  :  Shireen Bhatia  Christian Today   A United States federal commission has documented a continuing pattern of attacks on Christian communities across India through 2025, recommending that Washington classify India among the world’s worst violators of religious freedom and impose sanctions on organisations it […]

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Church leaders condemn antisemitic ambulance attack

BY  :  Staff  Writer  Christian  Today   Christian leaders have been united in their condemnation of a firebomb attack on four ambulances operated by a Jewish charity. The arson on the Hatzola ambulances happened in Golders Green, London, in the early hours of Monday morning, […]

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Where to enjoy Christian heritage on the King’s new coastal path

BY  :  Obianuju Mbah Christian Today   The King Charles III England Coast Path was officially launched last week as one of the most ambitious walking routes in the country. When complete, the trail is intended to give people far greater access to England’s coastline, linking beaches, […]

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Pakistan temporarily halts plan to evict Christians from settlement

BY  :  Staff  Writer  Christian Today   Authorities in Pakistani capital Islamabad have temporarily halted plans to evict around 25,000 people, most of whom are Christians, from settlements currently occupying government land. Last week the interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi said the government had “launched an […]

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China ramps up pressure on lawyers of jailed church leaders: report

BY  :   Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Chinese authorities are intensifying pressure on lawyers defending jailed leaders of Beijing’s Zion Church, a prominent Protestant house church whose founder, Pastor Ezra Jin, was detained five months ago in a crackdown that drew calls from Washington for […]

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Report raises concerns about anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe

BY  :  Obianuju Mbah Christian  Today   A Christian watchdog has reported a rise in anti-Christian hate crimes against churches and other Christian sites across Europe, with arson, vandalism and desecration among the incidents recorded during February. The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians […]

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Christians call for protection and release of prisoners in Iran

BY  :   Staff  Writer  Christian Today   A group of Christian activists have called upon the international community to do more to protect political prisoners and prisoners of conscience in Iran, maintaining that many are the victims of severe human rights violations. Christian Activists for […]

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Supreme Court revives preacher’s free speech lawsuit against amphitheater restrictions

BY  :  Michael Gryboski, Editor    The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Friday that a Mississippi street preacher’s lawsuit challenging restrictions on speech near a city amphitheater can proceed, holding that prior convictions do not bar claims seeking only prospective relief. The high court released […]

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