Canadian evangelicals urged to contact MPs over assisted suicide for mental illness
Canadian evangelicals are being urged to contact their local MPs to express concern over plans to extend assisted suicide to people with mental illness.
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Christian girl struggles to void forced marriage in Pakistan
Aneeqa Ishaq, a 16-year-old Christian girl in Lahore, Pakistan, took a job as a restaurant cashier for her family’s survival, but it ended with a coworker abducting her, forcing her to convert to Islam and coercing her to marry him, she said.
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Maharashtra, India’s new ‘anti-conversion law’ could criminalize ministry, Christian leaders warn
A sweeping new law regulating religious conversion took effect in Maharashtra last week, threatening to turn catechism classes, charity work and even prayer meetings into grounds for a police investigation, Christian leaders said.
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The next missionary wave will come from the hardest places on earth, Arise Asia’s David Ro says
Speaking with Christian Daily International following the closing session of the Arise Asia 2026 Congress, Rev. Dr. David Ro said he believes the global missions world is at the beginning of a shift that will see missionaries from challenging context going out to share the gospel in hard-to-reach places.
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'Amazing Grace' film seeks to inspire new generation with Wilberforce's faith
Bob Beltz hopes a new generation of Christians will discover the story of William Wilberforce as an example of faithful cultural engagement at a time when many believers feel discouraged about their ability to make a difference.
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Christians from across German-speaking world to gather for JESUS27 revival conference
Registration is open for a pan-denominational conference in Germany that organizers say will bring together Christians from across German-speaking Europe to pray, study Scripture, and strengthen the church's evangelistic witness.
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Canada bans references to religion and God at public military events
A new national policy in Canada forbids military personnel, including chaplains, from making references to God or any religious tradition at public events, prompting objections from the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC).
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Argentine evangelical alliance raises concerns after court suspends decree restricting hormone treatments for minors
The Christian Alliance of Evangelical Churches of the Argentine Republic (ACIERA) has expressed concern after an Argentine appeals court temporarily suspended the implementation of Emergency Decree (DNU) 62/2025, which bans hormone treatments for children under 18.
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South Korean church leader urges Christians to become 'AI media missionaries'
A South Korean futures scholar and church leader is calling on Christians worldwide to treat artificial intelligence as a gospel tool rather than a threat — and to train ordinary believers to use it for cross-cultural mission.
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Prepare before the El Niño floods, not during, Compassion International tells African churches
Compassion International is urging African Churches to prepare adequately for what weather experts say will be one of the strongest El Niño events expected to take place from October 2026. Faith Magadi, the organization’s Senior Manager for Disaster Response, told Christian Daily International that churches need to build relationships with the police, local administrators, and emergency agencies before the onset of El Niño and not in the middle of one.
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Nyishi Baptist pioneer and veteran statesman the Rev Khoda Tana passes away
Under a canopy at Nirjuli Village-I, district Papum Pare, at the residence of Mrs. Jumshi Tana, mourners gathered on the morning of July 13 for the funeral of the Reverend Khoda Tana – a founding figure of the Christian faith among the Nyishi, the largest indigenous tribal community in India’s northeastern border state of Arunachal Pradesh.
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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.
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Christians from across German-speaking world to gather for JESUS27 revival conference
By CDI StaffRegistration is open for a pan-denominational conference in Germany that organizers say will bring together Christians from across German-speaking Europe to pray, study Scripture, and strengthen the church's evangelistic witness.
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Canada bans references to religion and God at public military events
By Chris EyteA new national policy in Canada forbids military personnel, including chaplains, from making references to God or any religious tradition at public events, prompting objections from the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC).
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Argentine evangelical alliance raises concerns after court suspends decree restricting hormone treatments for minors
The Christian Alliance of Evangelical Churches of the Argentine Republic (ACIERA) has expressed concern after an Argentine appeals court temporarily suspended the implementation of Emergency Decree (DNU) 62/2025, which bans hormone treatments for children under 18.
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South Korean church leader urges Christians to become 'AI media missionaries'
By CDI StaffA South Korean futures scholar and church leader is calling on Christians worldwide to treat artificial intelligence as a gospel tool rather than a threat — and to train ordinary believers to use it for cross-cultural mission.
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Prepare before the El Niño floods, not during, Compassion International tells African churches
By Jim OlangCompassion International is urging African Churches to prepare adequately for what weather experts say will be one of the strongest El Niño events expected to take place from October 2026. Faith Magadi, the organization’s Senior Manager for Disaster Response, told Christian Daily International that churches need to build relationships with the police, local administrators, and emergency agencies before the onset of El Niño and not in the middle of one.
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Nyishi Baptist pioneer and veteran statesman the Rev Khoda Tana passes away
Under a canopy at Nirjuli Village-I, district Papum Pare, at the residence of Mrs. Jumshi Tana, mourners gathered on the morning of July 13 for the funeral of the Reverend Khoda Tana – a founding figure of the Christian faith among the Nyishi, the largest indigenous tribal community in India’s northeastern border state of Arunachal Pradesh.
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Can business be ministry? Austrian couple shares how a hotel became a mission field
By CDI StaffWhen 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.
