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World Evangelical Alliance welcomes US-Iran ceasefire, calls for lasting peace and religious freedom
The World Evangelical Alliance on Wednesday welcomed the newly announced two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran, expressing hope that the temporary pause in hostilities could lead to a permanent peace agreement. -
New book warns of leadership and accountability crises in Pakistan’s Protestant Church
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Evangelical groups gain influence ahead of upcoming Peru elections on April 12
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Pastor's film ‘Learning You’ shines light on autism, offers hope to families feeling 'invisible’
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Faith Without Frontiers podcast features Angolan survivor’s story of abuse, healing and advocacy
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US, Iran agree to two-week ceasefire as Israel backs pause; uncertainty remains over scope and enforcement
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Truck crashes into Easter procession in Pakistan, killing one and injuring dozens
One Christian man was killed and at least 30 others were injured when a speeding truck crashed into an Easter sunrise procession in Wazirabad district in Pakistan’s Punjab province early Sunday (April 5), authorities and church officials said, as national leaders marked the holiday by praising Christians for their "admirable services" to the country. -

Swiss government report highlights positive impact of church-backed refugee hosting on integration
A new report by the Swiss Federal Council has found that privately hosting Ukrainian refugees has had a generally positive effect on their integration, affirming the role played by churches and faith-based networks in supporting displaced people since the start of the war in Ukraine. -

‘A Great Awakening’ opens strong with A+ audience rating
The faith-based historical film A Great Awakening opened strongly in U.S. theaters over the weekend, earning a rare A+ audience rating from CinemaScore and grossing more than $2 million in its nationwide debut, according to its producers. -

Evangelical giving stabilizes after years of decline, new report finds
After several years of measurable decline, giving among evangelical Protestants in the United States appears to have stabilized, according to a new study examining patterns of generosity, political giving and volunteerism. -

Police in Pakistan torture Christian to death, brother says
Police in Pakistan tortured and killed a Catholic father of four within hours of taking him into custody on false kidnapping charges, his family said.
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