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Bishop in Australia, others stabbed during worship
An Eastern Syriac bishop and at least three others were stabbed as he presided over a worship service in a suburb of Sydney, Australia that was being livestreamed on Monday evening (April 15). -
Megachurch pastors lose ministry credentials after confessing to affair
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Recent study shows many Australians signaling openness to invitations to church during Easter
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[Interview] Missions in the digital age: cyber missionaries, attachment theology and why AI does not bring life
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Forum to address key issues, provide hope amid global crises affecting orphans and vulnerable children
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[Interview] Shifting paradigms: the Great Commission as a promise God will fulfill, not a task we need to achieve
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Global database provides new info on anti-religion violence
The first global database to track cases of anti-religion violence became available to the general public in January, providing rights advocates, ministries and others a plethora of information to defend religious freedom and belief. -
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[Interview] “Harmony isn’t the absence of tension,” says global mission leader commenting on major trends today
Relationships define reality for us. Everything is interrelated. The interconnectivity of all things, physical and spiritual, are held together by relationships. So much so, that I believe in and started to develop a relational hermeneutic of Scripture that can better help us understand the purposes of God in the world today. -

New report reveals almost half of Australians open to be invited to church this Christmas
In a country that has seen a sharp rise in people identifying as non-religious over the past years, a recent survey found people responding with a surprising openness to going to church this Christmas, if they are invited. -

Brian Houston announces plans for online ministry and new church in 2024
Brian Houston is making plans for 2024 to be his comeback year after a tumultuous season that saw him resign from the leadership of the church he founded, Hillsong, and stand trial and eventually be acquitted of accusations that he covered up his late father's abuse.
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Michigan church discloses misconduct allegations against founding pastor Seth Kim
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Islamic extremists kill Christians in mass shooting at funeral in Jordan
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Petition in England objects to city council restrictions on street-preaching
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Bible App use surges across Africa as Senegal, Zimbabwe record 72% growth
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U.S. lawmakers told of Pakistan’s religious rights violations