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Evangelicals voice opposition to Uruguay's parliamentary vote to legalize euthanasia
Uruguay’s Senate has given final approval to a law legalizing euthanasia, five years after the debate first began.

Pastor suffers traumatic brain injury after torture in Kyrgyzstan prison
A pastor who has been tortured in a prison in Kyrgyzstan, according to U.N. special rapporteurs, has since suffered traumatic brain injuries that have left him cognitively impaired,

Christian persecution worsens significantly worldwide, rights leaders warn
Persecution of Christians worldwide has increased significantly in both quantity and intensity, human rights experts in Berlin, Germany, said on Wednesday.

Restoration underway for legendary 'Inklings' pub frequented by CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien
Restoration plans for a public house where C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien used to meet and socialize together have received approval.

Latino media leaders share insights on how journalism is a ministry
A panel of renowned communicators gathered at the Media Music Marketing Summit in Miami, Florida, to discuss a crucial challenge: how to unite the consumers of news and entertainment and deliver an impactful message “from Prime Time to the Timeline and back.”

'We were left with nothing': Pastors help survivors of deadly tropical storms that hit Mexico
The rains that occurred in Mexico in recent days caused severe flooding in several states. Hidalgo, Veracruz, Querétaro, Puebla and San Luis Potosí suffered the most considerable damage.

Drug cartels now rule 70% of Mexico: ‘Far from a holy nation’
A Mexican lawmaker from the ruling party said organized crime, not elected officials, controls much of the country, warning that Mexico is “far from being a holy nation.”

Spanish public broadcaster apologizes for calling growth of Evangelical churches ‘dangerous’
Spain’s public broadcaster RTVE has apologized for a program that described the growth of Evangelical churches as “worrying” and portrayed them as “dangerous.”

Gafcon laments future of Anglican communion after Sarah Mullally’s appointment as archbishop
The appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as the first female archbishop of Canterbury has drawn sharp criticism from Gafcon, a global Anglican movement, which accused the Church of England of abandoning biblical teaching by choosing a leader who has affirmed blessings for same-sex relationships.

Missionary pilots risk all for forgotten communities in the DRC amid decades of conflict
For Canadian missionary pilot Dominic Villeneuve, his mission is simple: deliver aid to communities trapped by conflict.



















