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Egypt legalizes 191 churches and affiliated buildings
Christian leaders in Egypt were pleased with progress of a government effort to approve the existence of churches in the country following an executive order on May 19 legalizing 191 churches and affiliated buildings. -
Prague, a question and the future of Christian communication in Europe
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Scotland records highest-ever abortion total as advocate calls for open dialogue
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Canadian evangelicals confused about core Christian doctrines, survey finds
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Global survey shows Christian institutions in Africa lead in medical training but trail other regions in clinical practice
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Islamic extremists halt church service in Indonesia
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COICOM officially launches its 2026 continental congress in Guatemala
The landscape of faith communication in Latin America is preparing for a significant event. Leaders, pastors and media representatives gathered at the Barceló Hotel in Guatemala City for the official launch of COICOM Plus Guatemala 2026. -

Islamist attacks in Northern Mozambique kill Christians, destroy churches
Fresh attacks linked to Islamist militants in northern Mozambique have left at least nine people dead and several churches destroyed, according to church groups and religious aid organizations monitoring the violence in Cabo Delgado province. -

Director shares how heavenly encounter inspired 'Messianic outreach' film ‘Mendel’s Messiah’
The Bronze Halo Award-winning musical “Mendel’s Messiah” is headed to streaming platforms worldwide, bringing gospel music, Jewish storytelling and spiritual themes to audiences through a new cinematic adaptation directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bradford May. -

German Christian music pioneer Siegfried Fietz marks 80 years
Siegfried Fietz, one of the most influential figures in German-language Christian music, turned 80 on May 25, according to the German Christian publication Jesus.de. -

African churches push for just mining as critical minerals reshape continent
Church leaders and activists from across Africa are calling for stronger protections for communities affected by mining, arguing that the continent’s growing role in the global energy transition is deepening long-standing concerns over land rights, environmental damage and unequal distribution of mineral wealth.
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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