Anugrah Kumar
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Kidnapped Nigerian priest, 7 others rescued; 2 suspects arrested
A Catholic priest kidnapped in Nigeria’s Benue state has been rescued with seven other captives, and police have arrested two suspects linked to the case, according to reports.

Over 200 rabbis urge Senate hopeful El-Sayed to promote Jewish inclusion in Democratic Party
More than 220 rabbis from 34 states and Washington, D.C., urged Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, to promote the inclusion of Jews, including Zionist Jews, in the Democratic Party, as former President Barack Obama did.

Church mourns longtime pastor who died days after plane’s landing gear strikes vehicle
An Indiana church is mourning its longtime pastor, Leon Hatchett, 88, who died four days after a small plane struck the car he was in near Boonville Airport.

Christian mother of 5 falsely imprisoned for over a year receives freedom award
Rhoda Jatau, a Christian mother of five from Nigeria, has received a religious freedom award after a blasphemy prosecution kept her jailed for over 19 months before her acquittal.

Brazil seeks to reopen case of Christian student facing 10 years’ prison for ‘transphobia’
Brazil’s federal prosecutors have lodged a special appeal that would reopen the “transphobia” prosecution of Isadora Borges, who studies veterinary medicine and risked as long as 10 years behind bars over two posts on X.

JD Vance leads rallygoers in Lord’s Prayer after woman collapses: 'Pray as the Lord taught us to pray'
Vice President JD Vance led Nebraska rallygoers in the Lord’s Prayer, then walked into the stands to check on a woman who collapsed behind him.

6 Christians arrested in Egypt over TikTok video deemed offensive to Islam
Six young Christian men have been jailed in Egypt for more than two weeks over a TikTok video that authorities deemed offensive to Islam.

Rising food costs putting children’s futures at risk across the globe, World Vision warns
Rising food prices are putting the futures of millions of children around the world at risk, as families in many countries struggle to afford the basics, a new report from a leading Evangelical humanitarian organization has warned.

Myanmar military destroys churches, accused violating humanitarian law
Myanmar’s military destroyed two churches in the predominantly Christian areas of Chin and Kachin states this month, bombing a Presbyterian church in the town of Mindat and burning a Baptist church outside the town of Bhamo.

‘The Gospel belongs on the streets’: UK church challenges council’s preaching ban
Christians at a church in Essex are fighting in court for the right to share the Gospel on British streets after a city council banned their use of loudspeakers and ordered them to stop warning people about Hell.


























