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Archbishop of Canterbury promises remedial ‘action’ on historic slave trade on castle visit
The Archbishop of Canterbury has promised “action” in redressing the evils of the historic transatlantic slave trade. -
Prime Minister Andy Burnham focused on social care over assisted suicide legislation
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First hospice day center initiative could be rolled out across Latvia
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Declining Christian freedom a 'defining test' for Andy Burnham's government
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Swiss defence minister apologizes to churches for excluding them from clergy draft law change
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Christians from across German-speaking world to gather for JESUS27 revival conference
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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. -

Palliative care expert challenges governments over six-month timeframe for assisted suicide patients
Advocating for assisted suicide on the likelihood of a patient dying within six months has been robustly challenged by a leading palliative care expert who says that no diagnostic tools, tests or clinical examinations can reliably predict such a timeframe. -

French evangelicals issue prayer call as wildfires devastate parts of France
The French evangelical alliance CNEF (Conseil National des Évangéliques de France) has issued a rallying cry to evangelicals to mobilise a “spirit of compassion, prayer and support” to communities suffering after devastating wildfires engulfed large areas of France this summer. -

'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 pastor in Ceuta calls for prayer as death toll climbs and migrants turn back
As the Spanish enclave of Ceuta slowly returns to something like normality, an evangelical pastor in the city is urging Christians worldwide to pray — for the migrants who came, for residents caught in the chaos, and for authorities struggling to respond. -

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. -

Tearfund Ireland launches report encouraging churches to support family-based care for vulnerable children
Christians in Ireland donate an estimated €14 million to €21 million each year to overseas orphanages, even as international child welfare experts and Christian organizations increasingly advocate for family-based care as the best environment for vulnerable children, according to a new report launched by Tearfund Ireland.
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Christian animation film is giving children in Nigeria a new way to encounter and share the gospel
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Christian teacher in UK takes school to court over dismissal for pro-life views