
Europe

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Charges dismissed against grandmother in abortion clinic buffer zone case in Scotland
A judge in Scotland cleared a 75-year-old grandmother of criminal charges Monday (April 27) after her arrest for standing in an abortion clinic “buffer zone” with a sign offering “consensual conversation.” -
King Charles III tells US Congress 'the Christian faith is a firm anchor' amid global uncertainty
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Germany reports record postwar birth deficit in 2025 as population decline deepens
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CEOs of persecution ministries launch joint prayer effort, emphasize unity at global consultation
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Reviewing the shocking exposé into pornography dictators and profiteers
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Council of Europe body underreports anti-Christian attacks, ECLJ says
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Assisted dying bill halted in UK House of Lords
A proposed assisted dying law in the United Kingdom has stalled in the House of Lords after failing to progress through the upper chamber on April 24, effectively halting the legislation ahead of the next parliamentary session. -

Baptist pastor faces expulsion from Russian-occupied Ukraine
The Rev. Vladimir Rytikov faces expulsion from his birthplace in Russian-occupied eastern Ukraine after authorities accused him of “illegal missionary activity” and cancelled his residence permit, a rights watchdog reports. -

J.John to keynote Church Leaders Conference at CRE 2026 in UK
The Church Resources Exhibition (CRE), previously known as the Christian Resources Exhibition, has announced evangelist J.John as a keynote speaker for its newly launched Church Leaders Conference in England this October. -

'A spring cleaning for the soul': Swiss church leaders link the annual cleaning ritual to spiritual renewal and forgiveness
A seasonal push for spring cleaning may be more than a household task, some Christian leaders in Switzerland say. They argue that decluttering physical spaces can also lead to spiritual renewal, according to a report published by Dienstagsmail. -

'Freedom of religion must be for everybody,' Bishop Mounstephen says, calling it a test for societies
The global push for freedom of religion or belief has gained visibility since the publication of a landmark 2019 review commissioned by the U.K. government. But worsening conditions for religious minorities and declining political momentum threaten to undermine progress, according to Philip Mounstephen, former Bishop of Truro and author of the influential report. -

Yet more voices point to religiously illiterate BBC
Roger Bolton, who presented Radio 4’s “Feedback” programme for over two decades, was speaking to the Religion Media Centre, when he lamented the BBC’s “relative illiteracy about religion, both what it is and the way it’s practised”. -

Russia strikes Baptist church in Ukraine, killing pastor at prayer meeting
Russia struck a Baptist church in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia during a prayer meeting this week, killing at least one person, a minister, and injuring at least eight others.
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