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Korean Christians’ use of fortune-telling raises concern among church leaders
A recent survey showing that one in five churchgoing Protestants in South Korea used shamanistic services within the past three years has prompted concern among Korean Christian scholars and pastors. -
Six more Christian sanitation workers die due to toxic work conditions in Pakistan
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Scotland faces crisis of belonging as loneliness deepens across society
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Argentine pastors call for food and mental health emergency in Concordia
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Richard Dawkins says AI may be conscious, sparking debate among scientists and ethicists
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World Cup 2026 outreach campaign aims to equip 100,000 Christians to host friends, neighbors
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Filipino Deaf Community reviews New Testament translation into Filipino Sign Language
Members of the Filipino Deaf Community participated in a review of the Filipino Sign Language (FSL) New Testament translation on April 28–29 at the Philippine Bible Society (PBS) Ministry Center in Manila. -

From exploitation to freedom—Ilona Miler’s journey of faith and redemption
Christian Daily International’s podcast Faith Without Frontiers returns with its fourth episode, featuring Elona Miler, author of A Woman of Many Names: My Journey from Sexual Exploitation to Freedom. In a deeply personal conversation, Miller reflects on her journey through trafficking, loss, and ultimately, what she describes as a life transformed by faith in Jesus. -

Swiss free churches’ volunteer work valued at hundreds of millions, head of evangelical church association says
Evangelical free churches in Switzerland contribute social services worth hundreds of millions of francs each year, supported by tens of thousands of volunteers, according to findings cited in an interview published by the Swiss evangelical outlet Livenet.ch. -

DOJ releases report detailing anti-Christian bias under Biden
A new report compiled by the Trump administration reveals that the Biden administration treated Christian organizations and individuals much harsher than their secular counterparts, pointing to a pattern of what acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche calls the “devastation” of Christians -

Press freedom groups warn of rising surveillance, attacks on journalists on World Press Freedom Day
The International Federation of Journalists warned of worsening conditions for media workers worldwide as the global community marked World Press Freedom Day on May 3, citing increased violence, surveillance and technological threats that it says are undermining the public’s access to reliable information. -

‘What caused you to not like who you are?’ De-transitioner urges churches to respond differently to gender identity struggles
When Walt Heyer speaks about gender identity, he does so as someone who spent years trying to escape himself. The 85-year-old author and speaker remembers the confusion that marked his childhood long before he underwent what he later came to describe as a failed attempt to become someone else. -

Jamaica church vows to continue services after fatal shooting of member
The Jamaica Evangelical Alliance has condemned the fatal shooting of a woman at a church in western Jamaica, while the pastor of the congregation where the attack occurred said the church would continue holding services and would not employ private security guards in response.
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