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Ministries launch effort to reach 1 million with the Gospel in Europe
Dozens of Christian ministries and local churches across Europe have mobilized thousands of volunteers for “The Million Month,” an ambitious evangelism campaign aiming to share the Gospel face-to-face with a million people throughout July.

US House passes bill to halt Nigeria aid over Christian killings
An effort to withhold 100% of United States aid to Nigeria until the Nigerian government takes effective steps "to prevent and respond to violence in the country" has passed the U.S. House of Representatives.

EU urges Pakistan to act against forcible conversion of religious minority girls
The European Parliament on Thursday adopted a resolution calling on Pakistan to establish a national mechanism to handle complaints from families of abducted or forcibly converted girls from religious minorities.

Jordan to allow Christians to opt out of male-based Sharia inheritance law
Jordan's Cabinet on Wednesday approved amendments that would allow Christians to bypass mandatory Sharia inheritance rules for the first time and legally adopt Christian children.

Nigerian officials facing global pressure to fight radical jihadists persecuting women, girls
Eight years after 14-year-old Leah Sharibu was kidnapped by Islamic extremists along with 109 others from a girls’ school in Nigeria’s Yobe state on Feb. 19, 2018, she is the only remaining captive.

Hate crimes against Christians surge in Europe: report
Arson attacks were prevalent among a surge in anti-Christian hate crimes in May, according to the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe).

Anti-Christian violence laid bare at public hearing in India
In central India’s Chhattisgarh state, followers of a tribal religion in Bastar District recently dug up the grave of a tribal Christian buried 20 years before. They unearthed his skeleton, burned it and scattered the ashes.

Christian professors detail benefits, risks and limitations of AI
Two leading voices at the intersection of Evangelical theological education and technology are calling on seminary faculty globally to grapple seriously with artificial intelligence as a force already reshaping how students learn, write and reason.

Africa could be home to nearly half the world's young people by 2100, new data shows
Africa's population has grown more than sixfold since 1950 and is projected to keep expanding through the end of the century — even as growth slows across most of the world — according to a Pew Research Center analysis published last week.

Charges dropped against pro-life Christian accused of breaching abortion ‘buffer zone’
A court in Northern Ireland on Wednesday threw out a criminal case against a Christian mother who spoke to women about abortion outside a hospital.

























