
Church & Missions

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Pranitha 'Pinky' Timothy, Lausanne justice advocate, dies at 51
Pranitha "Pinky" Timothy, who spent decades fighting bonded labour and human trafficking across South Asia and served as the Lausanne Movement's regional director for the region, died Aug. 9, 2026, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. She was 51. -
Archbishop of Canterbury promises remedial ‘action’ on historic slave trade on castle visit
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Bible Society of Mexico celebrates 60 years of bringing the Bible to new generations
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Young people twice as likely to want more liturgy, structure at church: Lifeway
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Swiss defence minister apologizes to churches for excluding them from clergy draft law change
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The next missionary wave will come from the hardest places on earth, Arise Asia’s David Ro says
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Christians from across German-speaking world to gather for JESUS27 revival conference
Registration is open for a pan-denominational conference in Germany that organizers say will bring together Christians from across German-speaking Europe to pray, study Scripture, and strengthen the church's evangelistic witness. -

South Korean church leader urges Christians to become 'AI media missionaries'
A South Korean futures scholar and church leader is calling on Christians worldwide to treat artificial intelligence as a gospel tool rather than a threat — and to train ordinary believers to use it for cross-cultural mission. -

Nyishi Baptist pioneer and veteran statesman the Rev Khoda Tana passes away
Under a canopy at Nirjuli Village-I, district Papum Pare, at the residence of Mrs. Jumshi Tana, mourners gathered on the morning of July 13 for the funeral of the Reverend Khoda Tana – a founding figure of the Christian faith among the Nyishi, the largest indigenous tribal community in India’s northeastern border state of Arunachal Pradesh. -

Can business be ministry? Austrian couple shares how a hotel became a mission field
When Josef and Rebekka Schneider left secure careers seven years ago to renovate and operate a former Catholic seminary as a hotel in Austria, they believed the business would simply support their real mission: planting a church. Instead, the hotel became the mission. -

US church mourns mother of four who died during mission trip to Kenya
A church in Virginia is mourning the death of a mother of four who traveled to Kenya on a Christian mission trip to serve orphaned children before falling critically ill with a severe Salmonella infection. -

'They want to destroy our country': Christian charity worker sounds alarm on Germany's radicalization crisis
Two of Germany's prominent voices on Islamist radicalization are warning that last week's deadly attack on a Berlin Pride parade reflects a crisis far deeper than the actions of a single attacker — one in which, according to a Christian charity worker, the majority of young Muslim men in Germany's most troubled neighborhoods quietly support those intent on overturning the country's democratic order. -

Evangelical Alliance in Germany marks historic legacy with renewed call for peacebuilding
The Evangelical Alliance in Germany (Evangelische Allianz in Deutschland - EAD) is celebrating its legacy this year with commemorative events and a public statement emphasising that peacebuilding is more important than ever amid the continuing war in Ukraine and fears it could spill over into other parts of the continent.
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UN rapporteur links Tehran church seizure to wider pressure on Iran’s Christians
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COALA4.0: Global South churches urged to receive and host one another's missionaries
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Religious freedom in China deteriorates as Christians remain imprisoned, report says
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Christian from Egypt killed in Libya for his faith
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Religious freedom yearbooks show bleak global outlook