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Christian brothers in Pakistan acquitted of blasphemy
A court in Pakistan on Saturday (Jan. 25) acquitted Christian twin brothers of a false blasphemy accusation as the prosecution failed to prove charges against them, their attorney said. -
Ministry leader: Chinese Christians need to rethink adoption, churches should promote adoption culture
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When soccer meets faith: Brazilian teams evangelize with every goal
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Worsening human rights situation in North Korea calls for change in mission strategy: need to face reality
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Evangelicals increasingly targeted in Nicaragua, report says
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Trump rebukes Bank of America, Chase for debanking conservatives; Sam Brownback 'delighted'
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Book documents Evangelical-Catholic dialogue of past 50 years
The official records of the Roman Catholic Church’s dialogue with the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) spanning nearly 50 years are now available in a newly published book. The book, which is the latest volume in the World of Theology Series, compiles four major documents from the Vatican-Evangelical dialogues held between 1977 and 2016, presenting them in both English and German editions. -

Authorities in Sudan arrest, torture seven displaced Christians
Intelligence agents of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) on Jan. 14 arrested and tortured at least seven Christians in Shendi, about 150 kilometers (93 miles) northeast of Khartoum, sources said. -

Pakistan's Punjab province launches cash cards for religious minorities
Punjab’s chief minister, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, has introduced a cash card program for religious minorities, marking a historic step toward addressing marginalization in Pakistan’s most populous province. The “Minority Card” will provide 10,500 Pakistani Rupees (approximately $37.65 USD) per family every quarter to Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, and other minorities living in Punjab. -

Apple faces investigation over use of conflict minerals in DR Congo
Technology giant Apple Inc. is under investigation for allegedly using minerals sourced from conflict-hit zones in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according to lawyers representing the central African country. The DRC alleges that Apple’s subsidiaries and supply partners used minerals from mines controlled by armed rebel groups in Eastern Congo, where a variety of atrocities have been reported. -

Liebenzeller Mission celebrates 50 years of partnership in Bangladesh
Liebenzeller Mission International marked 50 years of spreading the gospel in Bangladesh with festive events honoring its longstanding partnership with the Bangladesh Baptist Church Sangha (BBCS), a network of 350 churches, 150 pastors, and 20,000 members across 10 districts.
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Mozhda TV goes on air as first Afghan Christian TV channel in historic launch
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Islamic extremists kill Christians in mass shooting at funeral in Jordan
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Serbia’s Vučić concedes election to student movement; evangelical pastor calls result ‘a miracle’
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‘AI cannot pray for us’: Indian AI specialist urges pastors to own their sermons
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US delegation visit to Jordan, Jerusalem highlights status of evangelicals