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Ex-gay Christian in Malta facing legal ordeal over ‘conversion therapy’ statements
Prior to postponement of a court ruling in a Christian’s three-year legal struggle against charges of promoting sexual orientation “conversion therapy,” the formerly gay man in Malta stated that Christians around the world could face similar ordeals. -
Christian woman in Pakistan accused of blasphemy wins bail
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Korean expert panel raises concerns over underreported chemical abortion risks, notes 61% of women report pressure to abort
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Franklin Graham draws thousands to faith at 'Esperanza Buenos Aires' festival in Argentina
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Evangel University announces global expansion of Pentecostal theological education for Assemblies of God
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Thousands of students respond to gospel at UniteUs evangelistic event in Cincinnati
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Christians and Muslims clash in Northern Uganda over sale of pork in Yumbe district
Several people were injured when Muslims and Christians clashed in Yumbe district in Northern Uganda, West Nile Sub-region, following a plan by a Christian businessman to open a pork outlet in Yumbe town. According to several local media outlets the protests on Nov. 4 were said to have been led by Sheikh Kasim Abdalla upon reports of an establishment that introduced pork in the area. -

Evangelist Will Graham toured Florida after outreach in Estonia, with hundreds responding to gospel
Evangelist Will Graham launched a “Sunshine State Good News Tour” in Florida shortly after a successful evangelistic outreach in the European country of Estonia. -

Mass worship celebration event with 500 evangelical churches held in France
Nearly 500 evangelical churches organised 85 united worship gatherings simultaneously across France last month. The widely supported event led by Conseil National des Évangéliques de France (CNEF), the leading evangelical alliance in France, aimed for a nationwide day of celebrating the gospel. -

'AI must remain under human control,' say Christian and Jewish leaders in new statement on ethical boundaries for AI
Christian and Jewish leaders have signed a landmark interfaith declaration urging that Artificial Intelligence be developed and deployed within ethical boundaries that preserve human dignity, prevent harm, and ensure the technology remains under human control. -

American Bible Society: Scripture engagement drives loving and generous behavior
More Bible reading results in a greater level of loving and generous behavior, according to the just-released eighth chapter of the 15th annual State of the Bible report by the American Bible Society.
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