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Scottish teachers told to allow 4-year-old kids to change gender identity without parents’ consent
The Scottish government has issued new LGBT inclusivity guidelines advising schools to allow children, including those as young as 4, to change their name and gender identity without their parents’ consent, claiming that it's possible to “come out” as transgender “at any age.”
Christian preacher to file lawsuit against police after false claims of ‘hate speech’ thrown out
After a court refused to admit a “hate speech” case against her, a Christian street preacher in the United Kingdom says she's suing the police for arresting her on the false accusation that she threatened to stab gays and non-believers while she was preaching outside a tube station.
Pakistani Christian couple released from death row granted asylum in Europe
Two months after being acquitted by a high court and surviving death threats, a Pakistani Catholic mother and her partially paralyzed husband, who were on death row for seven years on false blasphemy charges, have arrived in Europe.
Pastor’s son shot dead by Nigeria’s civilian joint task force for attempting to stop church demolition
Christians in Nigeria’s Borno State are protesting the killing of a pastor’s son as he was trying to stop his church’s demolition by a government agency.
Evangelical church in Nigeria demands action to stop Fulani jihadists slaughter of Christians
A church leader in Nigeria has called for urgent action to stop mass killings that many have described as a “genocide” being committed by Islamic Fulani herdsmen. At least 70 people have been killed in an area of Plateau state in two weeks.
Antifa throws flash bombs at children, injures pastor at Christian prayer event in Portland
Dozens of black-clad Antifa militants carrying shields and melee weapons on Saturday assaulted Christians, including children, who were attending a prayer and worship event in downtown Portland, Oregon, featuring persecuted Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski.
Only a third of Americans say faith gives them hope during pandemic, survey finds
After a year marked by a contentious presidential election, protests and the COVID-19 pandemic, more Americans now say the feeling they want to avoid the most is fear, according to a survey by Lifeway Research. Five years ago, it was “shame.”
CofE traditionalist group launches campaign to end divestment in parishes in favor of modern venues
Ahead of the Church of England’s legislative assembly election this year, traditionalists have launched a campaign called Save the Parish to urge clergy and lay members to “save the parish system" which has been losing funding in favor of alternative worship venues.
Allie Beth Stuckey back on Twitter after being censored by tech giant over ‘misgendering’ tweet
Christian author and podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey gained back access to her Twitter account without having to back down from her comments after the social media giant temporarily locked her account for “misgendering” a trans-identified weightlifter from New Zealand, Laurel Hubbard.
US pastor pledges $50K to rebuild orphanage torched by Fulani terrorists
A New York pastor has pledged to give $50,000 to rebuild an orphanage in the conflict-devastated Plateau State of Nigeria, which housed about 150 children, many of whom were orphaned by previous Boko Haram and Fulani attacks until the building was burned down by Fulani herdsmen.