Anugrah Kumar
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Ministry leaders across Vietnam host historic pastors' conference
More than 800 pastors and church leaders from northern Vietnam are preparing to gather in Ha Long for a historic three-day pastors’ conference next week. Franklin Graham, president of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, the co-organizer, praised the Vietnamese government for allowing the event to proceed.

Christian library technician who refused to use trans pronouns demands job back, threatens action
With the help of a legal team, a Louisiana library technician fired after refusing on religious grounds to use pronouns that did not match a colleague’s sex is demanding his job back, with back pay.

Pastor facing forced displacement following ultimatum from indigenous council in Colombia
A Protestant pastor has been ordered to leave his home and church in southwestern Colombia by the local indigenous council. The ultimatum warns of unspecified punishment if he and his family remain.

Frederick D. Haynes III cleared to return to Dallas megachurch after medical leave
Pastor Frederick D. Haynes III has been medically cleared to resume leadership at Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, following a period of medical leave. Haynes returned to the pulpit Sunday morning.

'A sign of hope': Churches destroyed by the Islamic State reopen in Iraq
Two historic churches in Mosul, Iraq, have officially reopened after years of restoration, nearly a decade after their destruction during the Islamic State's occupation, a rare moment of revival for the region's dwindling Christian population.

Christian parents take Sweden to top European court after separation from daughters
Two Christian parents have taken their case against Sweden to the European Court of Human Rights after being separated from their two eldest daughters for more than two years. The couple says the Swedish child protection system wrongfully removed their children and violated their parental rights.

Armenia arrests bishop, 12 clergymen as feud between church leaders, PM deepens
A bishop in Armenia’s Apostolic Church and 12 clergymen have been arrested as part of a widening rift between church leaders and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government. The arrests are the latest in a string of detentions targeting clergy critical of the administration.

Turkey labels Christians ‘national security threat’ to deport them, rights group warns
Turkey has been deporting hundreds of foreign Christians and blocking their return by labeling them national security threats, according to an international legal advocacy group.

Advocates warn EU commission against law that would silence speech in US, globally
More than 100 free speech advocates, including former U.S. and European officials, have urged the European Commission to reconsider a key internet regulation that they say risks censoring global speech and undermining international free expression rights.

Church leaders warn UK gov’t its ‘conversion therapy’ ban would make the Gospel ‘illegal’
Senior Christian leaders in the U.K. have warned that a proposed ban on so-called conversion therapy would criminalize core elements of Christian belief.



















