
Church & Missions

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Canadian evangelical body launches study on pastor shortage
The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has announced a new research project to assess how many churches across the country lack pastoral leadership and what factors are driving that gap. -
Most evangelicals give their spiritual lives a C+, new study finds
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American missionary pilot released after being abducted in Niger last year: report
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'Helpless and speechless': Swiss elder-care advocate says Christians must learn to talk about assisted dying
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Almost 9 million download Gospel of John in 9 months following global online searches
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Christian charities in the UK affected by cyber attack
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Nigerian pastor dies on mission field as snakebites reach epidemic levels in Plateau State
A pastor with the Church of Christ In Nations (COCIN), an evangelical church in Nigeria, has died of a snakebite in the mission field where he was serving. -

'March for Jesus' will bring Christians to the streets of Buenos Aires
Christians from churches across Argentina will march through central Buenos Aires on Monday, Aug. 17, joining a public day of prayer, worship and proclamation called "March for Jesus." -

Korean mission scholars probe Pentecostalism, diaspora and new research methods as global Christianity shifts
A group of Korean mission theologians gathered in Seoul to examine how shifts in global Christianity are reshaping the field of missiology, with papers ranging from the growth of Pentecostalism in the Global South to a proposed new research framework for studying local faith communities. -

8 million more Americans attending church, but young men remain a concern - report
Eight million more Americans attended a Christian church service at least twice in 2025 compared to two years earlier, according to new research from American Bible Society — a development the organization calls encouraging even as its data expose widening gaps in who is and is not showing up. -

'Path of Hope' brings Christian message to public squares across Switzerland
A Christian organization in Switzerland has launched an interactive outdoor trail designed to spark conversation about hope — and to bring that conversation into spaces where people who don't attend church might still encounter it. -

Liberia’s churches welcome army’s massacre apology but insist justice must follow
Thirty-six years after hundreds of civilians seeking refuge inside a Lutheran church were massacred during Liberia’s brutal civil war, the country’s military has publicly apologized for atrocities committed by its soldiers. Church leaders and survivors welcomed the unprecedented acknowledgment but said genuine reconciliation will require more than words. -
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[Book review] Blood and Water: The Life and Martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti
In an exclusive interview with Christian Daily International, featured in today’s episode of Faith Without Frontiers, Shahbaz Bhatti’s nephew talks about the ways that his life’s direction was set as a child by the example of his uncle, Shahbaz Bhatti. So, the idea of a children’s book about Bhatti’s life makes sense.
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Hope for Europe gathering opens in Albania with call to hope in uncertain times
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Palestinian Christian mother and daughter killed in Israeli strike on Gaza City building
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Muslims burn home, shop of Christian in Pakistan