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  German Christian music pioneer Siegfried Fietz marks 80 years

  Siegfried Fietz, one of the most influential figures in German-language Christian music, turned 80 on May 25, according to the German Christian publication Jesus.de.

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  BMA backs down: Cass Review right that evidence for youth puberty blockers was weak

  The British Medical Association has largely reversed its position on the Cass Review into puberty blockers for children — a landmark report the doctors' union had heavily criticized in 2024.

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  Italian evangelicals call for gospel-centred church in times of cultural crisis

  Leaders of the Italian Evangelical Alliance gathered in Rome to reaffirm the biblical Gospel as the foundation of church life and public witness, warning against political, cultural and motivational substitutes that have displaced it in many Christian communities.

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  Charges against anti-abortion Christian of breaching ‘buffer zone’ dismissed

  A court in Northern Ireland on Wednesday (May 20) threw out a criminal case against a Christian mother who spoke to women about abortion outside a hospital.

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  Evangelicals 'distant and remote' to Pope Leo XIV, evangelical theologian writes

  An Italian evangelical pastor and theologian has offered a wide-ranging assessment of Pope Leo XIV's first year in office, describing a pontiff who has emerged as a combative global voice on peace while carefully managing divisions within the Roman Catholic Church.

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  Open Doors event draws 9,000 to Karlsruhe for prayer, firsthand accounts of persecution

  A North Korean pastor who survived hunger, forced labor and flight from his country told thousands of German Christians that the Kim dynasty is nearing its end — one of several firsthand accounts of persecution that shaped a three-day gathering in southwestern Germany this month.

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  Swedish churches concerned about abortion and euthanasia, few willing to take public stance before national election

  Few churches are willing to take a public stance on the issues of abortion and euthanasia in Sweden, a leading evangelical leader said, after Catholic voters received guidance on electoral candidates’ perspectives on such ethical issues ahead of the national election on Sept. 13.

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