
Europe

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‘Justice has been done, mercy experienced’: Charles Price unpacks the meaning of justification at Berlin evangelism congress
A powerful and deeply theological exposition on the meaning of Christ’s death and resurrection captivated delegates Tuesday (May 28) at the European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, Germany. Delivered by Rev. Charles Price, the address urged evangelists across the continent to boldly center their message on the cross of Christ—a theme he described as indispensable to authentic gospel proclamation. -
'In a time of war, the gospel is unstoppable,' says Ukrainian church leader who talks of hundreds of thousands coming to faith
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'Take advantage of the moment,' Franklin Graham urges evangelicals to share good news of Jesus with migrants in Europe
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Ethiopia PM Aby Ahmed calls for renewed global mission focus at the European Evangelism Congress in Berlin
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[Exclusive interview] 'God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things': Greg Laurie reflects on evangelistic calling and legacy of Billy Graham
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'Only God can solve this': Franklin Graham meets Zelenskyy, calls for prayer at Berlin congress
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Evangelize and obey God despite hardships, Franklin Graham challenges delegates at European Congress on Evangelism
Evangelist Franklin Graham opened the European Congress on Evangelism Monday, May 27, with a passionate call for Christians to preach “the whole gospel” without compromise, warning that a secularized and confused world will not be reached by a watered-down message. “These are our orders,” he told 1,000 evangelical leaders from 56 countries. “Let’s preach it with power.” -

'Young evangelists need to be encouraged,' says Franklin Graham as he casts vision for European Congress on Evangelism
Young evangelists need encouragement to share the simple yet powerful message of the gospel of Jesus Christ, according to Franklin Graham, president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Graham is also the convenor of the European Congress on Evangelism, a four-day event beginning today (May 27) that brings together 1,000 evangelical and ministry leaders from 56 countries at the JW Marriott Hotel in Berlin, Germany. -

New strategic faith lead to strengthen role of churches in England’s social prescribing efforts
The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) has announced a new two-year initiative to strengthen the contribution of faith communities to social prescribing across England. The project, announced May 22, will create a Strategic Lead for Faith and Social Prescribing role within NASP. The effort is being funded by the Sir Halley Stewart Trust and supported by the Good Faith Partnership (GFP). -

Pastor in Kyrgyzstan tortured, charged with ‘inciting enmity’
A church pastor in Kyrgyzstan facing possible conviction on Thursday (May 29) of ‘inciting enmity’ was struck with an iron pipe, kicked and received blows to his head and chest after his arrest in November, according to rights group Forum 18. -

Churches ‘picking up the pieces’ amid Northern Ireland’s public service crisis
Northern Ireland is facing a deepening crisis in public services, with chronic underfunding affecting health, education and policing—prompting evangelical leaders to call for prayer and action as churches increasingly step in to fill the gaps. -

Islamist youth gang in France threatens Catholic priest
A gang of Islamist youths in France shouting the jihadist slogan “Allah Akbar [God is greater]” this month threatened a Catholic priest and vowed to burn down his church building before fleeing. -

Opposition grows against EU digital censorship law ahead of European Parliament event: 'one of the most serious threats to online free speech'
Growing transatlantic opposition against the European Union’s new online censorship law has prompted free speech advocates, legal experts and Members of the European Parliament to convene at the European Parliament this Wednesday, May 21, for a first-of-its-kind conference warning that the Digital Services Act (DSA) threatens freedom of expression and democratic norms.
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