
Africa

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US House bill puts Nigeria aid at risk over Christian killings
The United States House of Representatives has approved legislation that could suspend all U.S. assistance to Nigeria unless the West African nation demonstrates measurable progress in protecting Christians from religiously motivated violence, setting the stage for what could become one of the most consequential shifts in U.S.-Nigeria relations in years. -
Christian professionals urge countries to adopt the African Family Values Charter to shield states from financing conditions
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Anglicans launch vision to plant one million churches as Africa's Christian growth shapes global mission
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Churches called to support 1.9 million maritime workers for Sea Sunday 2026
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Global evangelical leaders call churches to mark Creation Sunday on Sept. 6
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Giving to Caesar: Tanzania turns to faith leaders to promote tax ethics and voluntary compliance
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Faith Without Frontiers explores grief, apologetics and reaching Africa's next generation with Andy Mburu
In today's episode of Faith Without Frontiers, host Gordon Showell-Rogers travels to Nairobi, Kenya, to speak with Andy Mburu, founder of Litmus Africa, about one of the greatest challenges facing the African church: reaching a generation that is asking difficult questions about faith, identity and truth. -

Christian campus group leaders in Nigeria remain missing
Three weeks after the kidnapping of Scripture Union Nigeria’s national general director in southeast Nigeria, he and seven other fellowship leaders remain missing, according to reports. -

South Africa: Prayer answered with peaceful protests, but immigrants still stuck in make-shift camps
South Africa remained relatively calm on June 30th as an unofficial ultimatum from anti-immigration groups expired without the violence many had feared. Save for a few isolated incidents, major cities avoided the looting and destruction seen in past protests, thanks to a robust police deployment and the government’s firm stance against lawlessness -

Gunmen abduct dozens of students during school exams in northeast Nigeria
Gunmen who stormed a secondary school in northeastern Nigeria have abducted at least 36 students, raising fresh fears over the safety of children in a region that has endured years of attacks by Islamist extremist groups. -

Two Christians slain, seven kidnapped in Kaduna state, Nigeria
Suspected Fulani herdsmen on Thursday (June 25) raided two Christian villages in the same area of Kaduna state, Nigeria, killing two Christians, kidnapping seven others and injuring dozens of others, residents said. -

New book calls churches to make child protection a gospel priority
Church leaders, theologians and child advocacy practitioners from around the world gathered online to launch God's Heart for Child Protection and Safeguarding, a new volume urging Christians to view safeguarding not as an administrative requirement but as a central expression of the gospel. -

Sudanese Christian convert assaulted inside South Sudan refugee camp church
The assault of a Sudanese Christian inside a church in South Sudan's Gorom Refugee Camp has renewed concerns about the vulnerability of religious converts and the challenges facing displaced communities fleeing conflict in neighboring Sudan.
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