
Society & Politics

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Evangelical groups join UN expert’s damnation of prostitution as a system of violence and exploitation, following gruesome report
Following a United Nations rapporteur's report on the atrocities that accompany prostitution, evangelical groups call on nation states to stop normalizing sex services and instead officially recognise prostitution and its related variations as systematically linked to violence and the exploitation of women and girls. "Prostitution is a system of exploitation and an aggregated form of male violence against women and girls that intersects with other forms of structural discrimination." -
UEFA Euro 24 footballers open up about their faith, "only defining performance is Jesus"
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Kenya church leaders respond to Gen Z protest demands to separate church from politics, call on politicians to hear the people
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US State Superintendent orders Bibles to be studied in every Oklahoma classroom due to historical importance
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Private school event highlights historical role of Christian education in raising South Korea 'from ashes of war' to prosperity
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Southern Baptist resolution on IVF meant to help navigate ethical considerations in reproductive technologies, scholar says
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Nine out of ten evangelicals intend to vote in UK election, as Evangelical Alliance encourages prayer
With the U.K.’s General Election taking place on Thursday (July 4), evangelicals are being encouraged to both pray and vote for the future of their nation. Research by the Evangelical Alliance (EA) of the U.K. suggests nine out of ten evangelicals in the country intends to vote. -

Assyrian military camp recorded in the Bible discovered
Archaeological detective work has seemingly uncovered King Sennacherib's military camp utilized in the siege of Jerusalem in 702BC and mentioned in the first three books of the Bible. Popular Archaeology reported the exciting hilltop site discovery, by independent scholar and writer Stephen Compton, referencing a peer-reviewed paper in the journal Near Eastern Archaeology and revealing the first known discovery of military camps in ancient Assyria. -

‘Hear my cry’: Russia evangelical leader calls for united prayer for peace, ‘Queen Esthers’ to stand up
As the war in Ukraine continues to rage, a leading Russian evangelical leader renews his call for evangelicals globally to join together in praying for peace, even as he admits his struggles with feelings of hopelessness and helplessness amid the unending reports of suffering and death. In an interview with Christian Daily International, Vitaly Vlasenko, a Baptist minister in Moscow and the head of the Russian Evangelical Alliance, opens up about the impact the war has had on evangelicals in the -

Evangelistic booklet for Olympics highlights Eric Liddell who honored God and won gold in Paris 100 years ago
100 years ago, spectators at the Paris Olympics 1924 witnessed a breathtaking sight as Scottish runner Eric Liddell powered down the 400 meters race track and broke both Olympic and world records, leaving the other runners way behind. The centenary of that event in 2024 sees the Olympics return again to Paris this summer, alongside the Paralympics. -

5 highlights from the Biden-Trump debate: Abortion, illegal immigration and golf
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump faced off for the first presidential debate leading up to the 2024 presidential election Thursday. The debate, moderated by CNN’s Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, took place in Atlanta, Georgia. -

Rahul Gandhi takes helm as leader of opposition in parliament
Rahul Gandhi of the Congress party has been appointed Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of India's parliament. What makes this significant is the fact that this marks the first time in a decade that the post has been filled, signalling a shift in the country's political landscape. -

Survey shows Swiss evangelical churches have better public image in 2024 than 2016, yet 'not very well known'
Evangelical churches in Switzerland have a better image with the general public and are seen as less moralizing now compared to eight years ago. This according to a survey conducted by the gfs-zürich research institute [sic], which involved market and social researchers contacting both German and French-speaking Swiss adults aged 18-and-above by telephone.
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