Fulani terrorists kill 13 Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria
Slaughters of Christians continued in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (May 8) as Fulani herdsmen killed 13 Christians in Bassa County, Nigeria, sources said.
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Pastor in Northern Ireland fined for preaching near abortion clinic
A Northern Ireland court on Thursday (May 7) fined a retired Baptist pastor for preaching at a worship service near an abortion clinic, a move the minister called a “dark day for Christian freedom.”
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Cross-border Christian speaker platform now available in Switzerland
The Swiss Evangelical Alliance has joined Kanzel24.org, a shared online platform operated by the Evangelical Alliances in Germany, Austria and Switzerland that connects churches and Christian organizations with pastors, preachers, moderators and conference speakers across the German-speaking region of Europe.
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Netflix reveals release date, cast for adaptation of CS Lewis’ ‘Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew’
Netflix has announced a release date and star-studded cast for “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew,” the first installment in its new adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ beloved fantasy series, directed by Greta Gerwig.
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Pakistan court rejects birth record in forcible conversion case
A Pakistan court on Wednesday (May 6) rejected the official birth record of a Christian girl allegedly forced to convert to Islam and ordered a medical exam to determine her age, according to the family’s lawyer.
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Finnish MP Räsänen appeals ‘hate speech’ conviction to European Court of Human Rights
Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen announced Thursday (May 7) she is appealing a Supreme Court of Finland “hate speech” conviction to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR).
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Richard Dawkins says AI may be conscious, sparking debate among scientists and ethicists
Evolutionary biologist and atheist writer Richard Dawkins has stirred debate over artificial intelligence after saying recent conversations with AI chatbots left him convinced they may possess some form of consciousness, even if they are unaware of it themselves.
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Series of leadership transitions poised to reshape South Korea’s megachurch landscape
A wave of leadership changes is moving through some of South Korea’s largest churches, with several megachurches appointing or preparing to appoint new senior pastors in what church observers describe as a significant generational transition for Korean Protestantism.
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World Cup 2026 outreach campaign aims to equip 100,000 Christians to host friends, neighbors
Cru has launched a nationwide initiative tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, seeking to equip 100,000 Christians and 10,000 churches in the United States to host watch parties and use the tournament as a setting for faith conversations.
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Fulani assailants kill 11 Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria
In attacks on three villages over two weeks, Fulani herdsmen killed 11 Christians and injured five others in one county in Plateau state, Nigeria.
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APPG launches inquiry into safeguarding in faith communities
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Safeguarding in Faith Communities (APPG) has started an inquiry aimed at improving child protection in churches, mosques, temples, and other faith-based settings.
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Rededicate 250 could be largest US religious gathering in 50 years, Robert Jeffress says
Thousands are expected to gather on the National Mall next month for a massive day of prayer and worship aimed at calling the United States back to God ahead of its 250th anniversary, with one pastor predicting it could be the nation’s largest religious gathering in more than 50 years.
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Finnish MP Räsänen appeals ‘hate speech’ conviction to European Court of Human Rights
By Chris EyteFinnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen announced Thursday (May 7) she is appealing a Supreme Court of Finland “hate speech” conviction to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR).
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Richard Dawkins says AI may be conscious, sparking debate among scientists and ethicists
By CDI StaffEvolutionary biologist and atheist writer Richard Dawkins has stirred debate over artificial intelligence after saying recent conversations with AI chatbots left him convinced they may possess some form of consciousness, even if they are unaware of it themselves.
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Series of leadership transitions poised to reshape South Korea’s megachurch landscape
By CDI StaffA wave of leadership changes is moving through some of South Korea’s largest churches, with several megachurches appointing or preparing to appoint new senior pastors in what church observers describe as a significant generational transition for Korean Protestantism.
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World Cup 2026 outreach campaign aims to equip 100,000 Christians to host friends, neighbors
By CDI StaffCru has launched a nationwide initiative tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, seeking to equip 100,000 Christians and 10,000 churches in the United States to host watch parties and use the tournament as a setting for faith conversations.
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Fulani assailants kill 11 Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria
In attacks on three villages over two weeks, Fulani herdsmen killed 11 Christians and injured five others in one county in Plateau state, Nigeria.
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APPG launches inquiry into safeguarding in faith communities
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Safeguarding in Faith Communities (APPG) has started an inquiry aimed at improving child protection in churches, mosques, temples, and other faith-based settings.
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Rededicate 250 could be largest US religious gathering in 50 years, Robert Jeffress says
Thousands are expected to gather on the National Mall next month for a massive day of prayer and worship aimed at calling the United States back to God ahead of its 250th anniversary, with one pastor predicting it could be the nation’s largest religious gathering in more than 50 years.
