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Nearly half of evangelicals say their church is back open with no COVID restrictions: Pew
Roughly half of church-going evangelical Protestants are now attending worship services in person and without any COVID-19-related restrictions, a new survey by Pew Research Center suggests.
Christian parents fight back against trans policies in British primary schools
Christian parents are taking legal action against the British government for not protecting their sons and other children from transgender guidelines being implemented at schools nationwide, including a Church of England primary school.
‘War Crime’: Aid group condemns torching of Baptist church, entire village in Myanmar
A human rights group has condemned the burning down of an entire village, including the local church, by Myanmar’s military in the predominantly Christian and embattled state of Chin, calling it a “war crime” under international law.
17 Christian missionaries kidnapped by armed gang in Haiti
An armed gang in Haiti abducted 17 Christian missionaries and their family members, including children, as they were leaving an orphanage, according to a former field director for the group, Christian Aid Ministries.
Chinese woman faces federal charges for setting multiple fires at historic Alabama church
A 27-year-old Chinese national who arrived in the United States on a student visa from China has been charged with setting multiple fires inside First Baptist Church of Montgomery in Alabama.
Church leaders react to fatal stabbing of British MP David Amess; police say it was terrorist attack
Shocked by the death of Conservative British Parliamentarian Sir. David Amess after he was stabbed multiple times at a church Friday, the country's Christian leaders are reacting to what U.K. authorities are calling a terrorist attack.
Pakistan: 2 brothers shot and killed by Muslim mob in attack on Christian neighborhood
A mob of Muslim men opened fire on a Christian neighborhood, killing two brothers, after authorities in Pakistan’s Punjab province allowed Christians to lease a disputed piece of land, according to a report.
Former African slave criticizes Black Lives Matter, says ‘slavery still exists in Africa today’
A former African slave said that Black Lives Matter and critical race theory advocates do not understand what is happening in Africa, where more than 9.2 million people "are still in captivity in slavery."
Columbian nun freed by terrorists in Mali 4 years after abduction
A Franciscan nun from Colombia, who was kidnapped in southern Mali in 2017 by extremists affiliated with al-Qaeda, has been freed and met Pope Francis, according to media reports.
Concerned parents pose no threat to school boards, professor declares
A professor of political science from Fordham University says the U.S. Department of Justice has no evidence to support its claim that parents who oppose the teaching of controversial curriculum in public schools are akin to domestic terrorists.