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Christian apologists in Indonesia flee ‘blasphemy’ prosecution
A rash of complaints to police in Indonesia accusing Christians of blasphemy on social media has driven several of them abroad to seek refuge, sources said. -
Swiss Evangelical Alliance paper explores AI and Church: 'Pandora's box can no longer be closed' but AI can be 'blessing'
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A community in Kenya went to extreme lengths to find water for baptism after 68 surrendered their lives to Christ
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Commemorating 140 years since gospel arrived, Korean missionary association discusses changing global missions landscape
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Large crowds and powerful moments of faith at the Palau Santo Domingo Festival 2025
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Half of churches seeing growth since COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns: study
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Report highlights lack of awareness, gaps in policies for older people with disabilities in Australia
A newly released policy report by two Australian sight-saving and support organizations has identified critical gaps in policies and programs that undermine the welfare of older people with disabilities. -

European Evangelical Alliance moves legal office to Germany, appoints new EU representative
The European Evangelical Alliance (EEA) has relocated its legal seat from Switzerland to Germany to strengthen its political engagement within the European Union (EU) and has appointed a new representative in Brussels, Belgium. -

Christian prisoner in Iran beaten for requesting heart treatment
A prison officer in Iran beat an imprisoned Christian convert for requesting medical treatment for a heart condition, according to advocacy group Article 18. -

Deterioration of human rights in Pakistan condemned at UN event
Religious freedom advocates this month strongly condemned deterioration of human rights in Pakistan, particularly continued abuse of the country’s harsh blasphemy laws and forced conversions of minority girls. -

Pa. Board of Education rejects Christian schools’ association as accreditor
The Pennsylvania Board of Education has unanimously rejected an application from the Association of Christian Schools International to be recognized as an official accreditation agency for private schools in the state, drawing accusations of religious discrimination.
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