
Church & Missions

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Amnesty International is 'anti-Christian'
Christian Concern’s Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe, has taken Amnesty International to task for labelling a range of Christian groups “anti-rights” due to their positions on abortion and trans issues, while failing to denounce a single Islamic group. -
Revive Europe shifts strategy, launches cohort program under new director
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Chile's government launched an inter-ministerial effort to regularize the legal status of churches
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Anglicans launch vision to plant one million churches as Africa's Christian growth shapes global mission
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European leaders' statement on 'culture for Europe' lacks 'transcendence' says evangelical alliance leader
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Pastor turns Minecraft into a mission field for the unchurched
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South Korean church leaders ramp up preparations for 2027 national evangelization assembly
Leaders from across South Korea's Protestant churches convened a strategy meeting to advance preparations for a major evangelization gathering planned for 2027, with organizers describing the event as a potential turning point for the Korean church. -

From terminal diagnosis to global ministry: documentary to tell young Yong-gi Cho's story
A documentary film examining the early life of Rev. Yong-gi Cho, founder of Yoido Full Gospel Church and a central figure in Korean Protestant history, is scheduled for release this September. -

Churches called to support 1.9 million maritime workers for Sea Sunday 2026
Churches around the globe are being called to recognize the world’s 1.9 million seafarers this month during an international day of prayer, reflection, and fundraising for those working on the frontlines of global trade. -

Colombian senate honors president of evangelical association CEDECOL for career of service
Pastor Lyda Elena Arias de García, president of the Evangelical Confederation of Colombia (CEDECOL), received a congressional honor for women July 3 when the Senate awarded her the Order for Women and Democracy "Policarpa Salavarrieta." -

Sabbaticals, role changes top pastor wishlist for burnout relief—but few can access them
More than half of Protestant pastors in the United States say they need help with their physical and mental health, while the burnout-relief measures they believe would work best remain largely out of reach, according to new research from Barna Group. -

Secular charity challenges UK Government’s evidence for LGBT conversion therapy ban
A secular sexual rights group challenged the reliability of evidence supporting UK Government plans for a ban on LGBT conversion practices, claiming the underlying data fails to justify the creation of a new criminal law. -

Global evangelical leaders call churches to mark Creation Sunday on Sept. 6
Leaders from the World Evangelical Alliance, Baptist World Alliance, and the Lausanne/WEA Creation Care Network joined representatives of several other global Christian bodies Wednesday in a joint webinar calling churches worldwide to observe Creation Sunday on Sept. 6 — calling creation care an act of worship and discipleship, not a political cause.
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