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Korean expert panel raises concerns over underreported chemical abortion risks, notes 61% of women report pressure to abort
Legal and medical experts in South Korea are warning that chemical abortion—often promoted as a “safe” and “empowering” option for women—is leading to severe health complications and, in many cases, is being carried out under coercion rather than genuine choice. -
Champions Club unveils new faith-based curriculum initiative for youths with special needs
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'The greatest call of our time is not productivity but presence,' panel on mental wellness says at WEA Assembly
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‘The largest cause of death globally’: UK doctor Calum Miller urges evangelicals to confront abortion crisis
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Paraguayan disability advocate calls for radical inclusion at WEA General Assembly in Seoul
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Latin Evangelical Alliance condemns Uruguay’s euthanasia law, calls on churches to defend life
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Call to reinstate psychiatrist sacked for puberty blockers concern
The leader of a Christian political party in Australia has called for the government to stop “punishing” and “persecuting” a child psychiatrist who lost her job after stating concerns about puberty blockers for children at Queensland’s gender clinic. Lyle Shelton, national director at Family First Party Australia, called the dire predicament experienced by Dr. Jillian Spencer “unbelievable.” Spencer lost her job at the Queensland Children's Hospital in Australia in 2023 for raising concerns abou -

Dominican Republic presents its first National Palliative Care Plan: 'Now it’s up to the State to make it a reality'
In a spirit of commitment and hope, representatives from medical, social, and religious organizations have unveiled the Dominican Republic’s first National Palliative Care Plan — a landmark initiative aimed at ensuring dignified, compassionate, and accessible care for people facing advanced or terminal illnesses. -

Law proposed to deter sex-selective abortions in New South Wales, Australia
A new abortion law reform bill set to be introduced in the New South Wales (NSW) Parliament this week seeks to prohibit abortions performed on the basis of a baby’s sex. Pro-life advocates say the proposed legislation follows new academic research showing evidence of sex-selective abortion in Australia—an issue long dismissed by abortion-rights supporters as a myth. -

Australians lose more to gambling than any nation, Christian group urges government action
Australia has the highest gambling losses per person in the world, according to the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL), which is urging the government to confront what it calls a national addiction crisis fueled by powerful industry interests. ACL Chief Executive Officer Michelle Pearse said Australians lose more money to gambling each year than any other country, an estimated A$32 billion (US$21.1 billion) in 2024 alone. -

The Spanish Evangelical Alliance opposes the inclusion of abortion as a constitutional right
The Spanish Evangelical Alliance (AEE) has made its position public in the debate sparked by the proposal to include abortion as a fundamental right in the Spanish Constitution. In a statement released on 13 October, the evangelical body said the political initiative of the government led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was “demagogic” and “ a contradiction in terms”, reiterating the Christian conviction that “human life exists from the moment of conception”. -

‘Buddies for life’: Joni and Friends president shares moving story of faith and friendship from disability retreat
In a heartfelt and moving post on LinkedIn, Shawn Thornton, president of the disability ministry Joni and Friends, recently shared his experience of becoming “buddies” with a young man with Down syndrome named Paul. -

Evangelical groups call for end of child exploitation as UN highlights global crisis: 138 million children forced to work
The World Evangelical Alliance and the Salvation Army urged governments to “act with urgency” to end child labor after a United Nations expert warned that 138 million children worldwide remain trapped in exploitation, including 54 million in hazardous work.
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