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As AI becomes a confidant, Africa’s youth still want human interaction - Study
Artificial intelligence is becoming a place where young people talk about their problems, seek advice and, in some cases, discuss the things they cannot bring themselves to tell another person. -
New chair of Jersey’s Assisted Dying Service previously said 'assisted suicide does harm others'
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Record 2,400 Christian leaders gather in Atlanta for CAFO2026 child welfare summit
More than 2,400 Christian child welfare leaders from across the United States and at least 50 countries gathered in Atlanta on Wednesday for the opening of CAFO2026, marking the largest attendance in the annual conference's 22-year history. -

Churches across South Africa demand action against GBV after murder of nine women in two months
Churches and Christian leaders across South Africa have joined growing calls for action against gender-based violence after the bodies of nine women were discovered in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng, since July 2026. -

Muslims stall construction of church building in Indonesia
Muslims who have long opposed a proposed church building in East Java Province are using an administrative error as a pretext to halt its approved construction, sources said. -

Church building demolished in Maharashtra state, India
Local authorities in Maharashtra state, India demolished a church building this month as the congregation was awaiting a court decision on a stay order against the destruction, sources said. -

Hidden garden found beneath Jerusalem church matches gospel account of Jesus’ tomb
Excavations beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem have revealed an ancient garden and burial landscape that archaeologists say is consistent with the description of Jesus’ burial site in the Gospel of John.
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