JD Vance says he hopes his wife will one day embrace Christianity
US Vice President JD Vance has said he hopes his wife, Usha Vance, who was raised in the Hindu faith, will one day be “moved” by the Catholic Church and embrace Christianity.
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Right To Life UK marks 58 years since Abortion Act, warns of over 10 million lives lost
Right To Life UK has marked the 58th anniversary of the Abortion Act by highlighting the scale of abortions carried out in Britain since the law was passed, estimating that nearly 11 million babies have lost their lives.
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Protest halts church construction in Indonesia’s South Sumatra
Hundreds of Muslims gathered in the Indonesian city of Palembang on October 14 to protest against the construction of a new Huria Kristen Batak Protestant (HKBP) church, arguing that the area is predominantly Muslim and therefore unsuitable for a Christian place of worship.
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Pakistani Christian wins legal fight to correct religion on identity card
A 22-year-old Christian man in Pakistan has won a seven-month legal battle to have his faith correctly listed on his national identity card, in a case that highlights the systemic challenges faced by religious minorities in the country
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World Evangelical Alliance convenes in Seoul with vision to reach globe by 2033
The assembly unites representatives from nine regional and 161 national alliances, collectively representing over 600 million evangelicals worldwide.
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Church of England reports fourth year of growth as attendance passes one million
Church officials said the increase was largely driven by a rise in adult participation, with both Sunday and weekly attendance among over-16s up by 1.8 per cent.
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Nigerian pastor pleads for global action as Fulani militants kill 13 Christians in Plateau State
A senior pastor with the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) has issued a passionate appeal to the United States government and the international community to act urgently to stop what he describes as an ongoing genocide against Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
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Sectarian violence targets Christians in Egypt’s Minya province
Reports from Egypt say that a wave of anti-Christian violence has broken out in the village of Nazlat Jalf, in the Minya Province of Upper Egypt, following rumours about a relationship between a young Christian man and a Muslim woman.
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Evangelicals from 124 nations unite in Seoul to ‘shine as one light’ for global mission
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) General Assembly has brought together one of the most globally diverse gatherings in the evangelical movement, uniting 850 participants from 124 nations in Seoul, South Korea, from 27 to 31 October.
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Nearly half of young adults in Spain say they suffered abuse as children, new report reveals
Nearly half of young adults in Spain say they experienced psychological violence during childhood or adolescence, according to a new government-backed report that has exposed what officials describe as a “structural problem” of abuse across the country.
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Jihadist attacks in Mozambique leave at least 20 Christians dead and thousands displaced
At least 20 Christians have been killed and thousands forced to flee after a new wave of jihadist attacks struck northern Mozambique. Militants linked to the Islamic State targeted Christian villages, churches, and homes in the latest escalation of violence.
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Global religious freedom declining as billions face persecution and discrimination
The organisation’s Religious Freedom in the World 2025 report reveals that nearly two-thirds of the global population, about 5.4 billion people, live in countries where freedom of belief is seriously restricted or denied.
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Jihadist attacks in Mozambique leave at least 20 Christians dead and thousands displaced
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Eight police personnel suspended after attack on Christian preachers in Kathua, Jammu
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Global religious freedom declining as billions face persecution and discrimination
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Mob vandalises church signboard in Chhattisgarh; pastor called for police inquiry
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Nearly half of young adults in Spain say they suffered abuse as children, new report reveals