At least 11 Christians were killed and more than 130 homes burned by jihadists linked to the Islamic State Mozambique Province (ISMP) in northern Mozambique during September, according to terrorism monitors.
Jin was detained Friday at his home in Beihai, Guangxi Province, according to his daughter. Around the same time, nearly 30 other leaders and members of Zion Church were reportedly arrested or went missing in cities including Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, The New York Times reported.
International aid agencies Tearfund and Christian Aid have welcomed the newly announced ceasefire between Israel and Hamas but cautioned that without a long-term peace process, violence could soon return.
Next month, YouVersion, the world’s most widely used Bible app, will celebrate a landmark moment - its one billionth download.
Church of England theologians and policy experts are urging a nationwide conversation about artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on employment, warning that unregulated technological progress could deepen inequality and undermine human dignity.
Zafar Bhatti, a 62-year-old Pakistani Christian pastor, died of cardiac arrest on October 5, three days after a court acquitted him of blasphemy charges and freed him from 13 years of imprisonment.
A growing share of U.S. workers say they now use artificial intelligence (AI) in their jobs, reflecting how quickly the technology is reshaping workplaces across the country, according to new data from the Pew Research Center.
A groundbreaking report has revealed that millions of Christians worldwide still live without access to the Bible, an issue most acute in countries where believers face persecution or poverty.
Armed men abducted the wife of a pastor and a female church member during a violent attack in the town of Agyaragu, Obi Local Government Area, on Sunday, Sept. 21.
More than 100 civil society and humanitarian organisations, including Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), are urging the international community to secure safe, voluntary, and dignified passage for civilians trapped in El Fasher, Sudan's North Darfur.
A Pakistani Christian pastor walked free Thursday after spending 13 years in prison on blasphemy charges he consistently denied, following a landmark decision by the Lahore High Court that overturned his death sentence.
The warning came at a UN General Assembly meeting in New York, focused on plans to repatriate more than one million Rohingya living in the Cox’s Bazar refugee camps.
