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Bill would criminalize forced conversion in Punjab, Pakistan
A Christian lawmaker on Tuesday (March 31) introduced a bill in the Punjab Assembly seeking to criminalize forced religious conversions with penalties of up to five years in prison, -
Herdsmen kill 13 Christians at wedding reception in Nigeria
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Landmark study reveals complex picture of women’s roles in Canadian evangelical churches
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Assemblies of God reports strong first year in rural ministry initiative
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Cuban pastor in exile criticizes silence of Christian leaders amid repression of youth
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Gunmen in Nigeria kill 28 people in predominantly Christian area
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UK MPs demand Nigeria-Britain renewed ties should be pegged on the freedom and safety of Christians
Nigeria and the United Kingdom have moved to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties following President Bola Tinubu’s state visit on March 18 - 19. But UK lawmakers and Christian groups warn that future cooperation should depend on ending violence against Christians. -

Protests mounted over forcible conversion/marriage of girl in Pakistan
Christians, rights advocates and civil society members at protests in Pakistan on Sunday (March 29) condemned a recent federal court verdict upholding a forced conversion/marriage of a Christian girl by a Muslim man. -

Faith Without Frontiers: Christian Daily International launches global podcast series
Christian Daily International is launching an international podcast series, Faith Without Frontiers, on March 31, 2026, marking a new chapter in its mission to share stories of faith, resilience and leadership from across the global Church. -

Jordanian animation video brings practical help to families facing war anxiety
As sirens warning of possible missile strikes echo across parts of the Middle East, a Jordanian animation company has released a short video aimed at helping families cope with the emotional strain of the ongoing conflict involving Iran. -

Prison conditions in Iran worsen for Christians, other inmates
Conditions in Iran for Christians imprisoned for their faith and other inmates have deteriorated dramatically since the U.S. and Israeli bombing of the Islamic regime in the past month, according to human rights groups.
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