Counter-protestors try to attack pro-lifers in Germany
About 200 counter-protesters in Germany tried to attack 20 young Christians as they were leaving a peaceful prayer gathering against abortion on Aug. 15, a rights group reported.
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Meta reaches multibillion-dollar settlement over claims it harmed children online
Meta Platforms has agreed to pay billions of dollars and overhaul core features of Facebook and Instagram to settle claims from dozens of U.S. states that the company designed its platforms to be addictive to children.
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Belarus seeks to prosecute two Christian religious freedom defenders
Authorities in Belarus have refused to answer questions by rights group Forum 18 about two Christian religious freedom advocates sought for extradition to face unspecified criminal charges.
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African Christian health groups welcome new US funding but await details on their role
African Christian health organizations have welcomed a major new U.S. commitment to faith-based health care but say they are still waiting for clarity on how local hospitals, clinics and community programs will participate in the new funding.
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Dolly Parton dies at 80: 'In the arms of Jesus'
Dolly Parton, the country singer and songwriter who carried the hymns of a small Tennessee mountain church into a career that ended with No. 1 hits on Christian radio, died Tuesday (Aug. 25) in Nashville, Tennessee. She was 80.
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Palestinian Christian denied Bible in detention released after 32 months
Looking frail after 32 months in an Israeli jail, a Palestinian Christian prisoner from the Ramallah area was released on Aug. 20.
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Startup builds AI that predicts nature instead of language
A California startup unveiled an artificial intelligence system designed to predict physical phenomena rather than language, saying it processed 5 trillion pieces of data in a single query — a volume its founders said may exceed what one computer can handle.
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UK lifts Finnish MP’s travel ban – too late for event
A Finnish member of parliament barred from entering the U.K. learned her travel ban had been lifted only 45 minutes before she was due on stage at a Northern Ireland event.
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More than 100 Christian women gather in Lima for conference on identity and purpose
More than 100 women gathered Thursday for the “I Am a Woman” conference, organized by the Women’s Commission of the National Evangelical Council of Peru (CONEP) at the organization’s auditorium.
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Germany debates official signposts for Islamic prayers
Penzberg, in southern Germany, is the first municipality in the country to display information on the mosque and its prayer times on official signs at the entrance to the town.
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Christian relief worker detained in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains
A Christian relief worker arrested by rebel militants in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains five months ago remains captive, her family said.
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Shortage of religious studies teachers in UK 'worsening' despite rising demand
Despite the increasing demand for Religious Studies (RS) as a GCSE subject, experts have continued to warn of a shortage of specialist teachers in the subject.
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Palestinian Christian denied Bible in detention released after 32 months
By Daoud KuttabLooking frail after 32 months in an Israeli jail, a Palestinian Christian prisoner from the Ramallah area was released on Aug. 20.
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Startup builds AI that predicts nature instead of language
By CDI StaffA California startup unveiled an artificial intelligence system designed to predict physical phenomena rather than language, saying it processed 5 trillion pieces of data in a single query — a volume its founders said may exceed what one computer can handle.
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UK lifts Finnish MP’s travel ban – too late for event
By Chris EyteA Finnish member of parliament barred from entering the U.K. learned her travel ban had been lifted only 45 minutes before she was due on stage at a Northern Ireland event.
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More than 100 Christian women gather in Lima for conference on identity and purpose
More than 100 women gathered Thursday for the “I Am a Woman” conference, organized by the Women’s Commission of the National Evangelical Council of Peru (CONEP) at the organization’s auditorium.
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Germany debates official signposts for Islamic prayers
Penzberg, in southern Germany, is the first municipality in the country to display information on the mosque and its prayer times on official signs at the entrance to the town.
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Christian relief worker detained in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains
A Christian relief worker arrested by rebel militants in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains five months ago remains captive, her family said.
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Shortage of religious studies teachers in UK 'worsening' despite rising demand
Despite the increasing demand for Religious Studies (RS) as a GCSE subject, experts have continued to warn of a shortage of specialist teachers in the subject.
