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Barna book argues worldview gap explains why many Christians think like the culture
A new book from Christian researcher George Barna argues that the reason many people who call themselves Christians think and live indistinguishably from the broader culture comes down to a missing foundation — not a lack of sincerity, but the absence of a coherent biblical worldview -
UN warns children are 'guinea pigs' for unregulated AI as online risks mount
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Oskar Brüsewitz: Church in Germany marks 50 years since pastor burned himself in protest of communist rule
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Michael W. Smith warns worship must not become ‘celebrity driven,' says he's seeing revival among Gen Z
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'Helpless and speechless': Swiss elder-care advocate says Christians must learn to talk about assisted dying
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French Constitutional Council safeguards faith-based opt-outs in euthanasia law
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'March for Jesus' will bring Christians to the streets of Buenos Aires
Christians from churches across Argentina will march through central Buenos Aires on Monday, Aug. 17, joining a public day of prayer, worship and proclamation called "March for Jesus." -

Powerful magnitude-7.7 earthquake strikes Indonesia's Flores Island
At least 38 people were killed when a magnitude-7.7 earthquake struck off the eastern coast of Indonesia before dawn on Saturday (Aug. 15), as rescue teams struggled to reach the region closest to the epicentre with roads blocked by landslides and communications networks down. -

Jordan’s PM to supervise preparation of Baptismal Millennium sites; four projects totaling $120 million signed
The Jordanian government has taken a significant step to intensify preparations for the second millennium celebration of the Baptism of Jesus Christ at the Baptism Site, the government announced Aug. 11. -

Liberia’s churches welcome army’s massacre apology but insist justice must follow
Thirty-six years after hundreds of civilians seeking refuge inside a Lutheran church were massacred during Liberia’s brutal civil war, the country’s military has publicly apologized for atrocities committed by its soldiers. Church leaders and survivors welcomed the unprecedented acknowledgment but said genuine reconciliation will require more than words. -

New documentary series brings Ukraine war's faith stories to global audience
A five-part documentary series profiling pastors, veterans, and families on Ukraine's front lines will begin streaming this month, offering what its producers call a long-overdue account of faith under Russian military occupation. -

Colombia's evangelical churches scrambling to assess earthquake damage
Colombia's main evangelical umbrella organization is working to reach affiliated churches across several regions following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck the country Monday, as reports emerge of structural damage, evacuations and families left without shelter. -

US evangelical body welcomes government announcement of $2 billion for faith-based global health work
The National Association of Evangelicals has praised a U.S. government announcement directing nearly $2 billion in health and humanitarian funding through faith-based organizations, calling it an encouraging sign that global compassion work will remain a national priority.
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Singapore Statement calls Majority World missions to greater self-reliance and South-South partnership
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Christian ministries deliver 750 solar-powered audio Bibles to displaced families in DR Congo
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From mission field to mission force: Indonesia's churches aim to send 30,000 missionaries by 2033