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Over 14,000 worship together at BGEA's Brussels evangelism event with Franklin Graham: 'God is on the move'
More than 14,000 people gathered in Brussels, Belgium, to hear a message about the hope of the Gospel from evangelist Franklin Graham at an event supported by 620 Evangelical churches.

Bill Maher rebukes media for silence on genocide of Christians in Nigeria
Bill Maher used his HBO talk show "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday to spotlight ongoing violence against Christians in Nigeria, and rebuked the media for ignoring it.

China cracks down on pastors' online activities, bans evangelizing youth
China has instituted numerous regulations prohibiting religious content online, including teaching Bible lessons to children and forming youth groups.

‘Passion for mission’: European Evangelical Alliance names Andreas Wenzel as new president
The European Evangelical Alliance has elected Andreas Wenzel of Germany as its new president, succeeding the Rev. Frank Hinkelmann, who concluded 12 years in the role.

Iraqi Christian killed in France after facing online threats from Muslims
An Iraqi Christian was stabbed to death last Friday while livestreaming on TikTok about his faith outside his apartment in Lyon, France.

New Zealand halts international adoptions amid reports sex offenders were able to adopt
New Zealand has temporarily blocked overseas adoptions of its children after revelations that some convicted sex offenders were able to adopt, prompting swift government action and strong backing from Christian organizations and child protection advocates who say reform is long overdue.

Australian lawmaker affirms New South Wales' ban on prayer
The attorney general of New South Wales, Australia, has reaffirmed a ban on praying for individuals struggling with sexual identity issues, even if they request it.

The Evangelical movement’s center has shifted to the Global South, researchers say
The question of who qualifies as an Evangelical and how many Evangelicals exist worldwide continues to puzzle scholars, church leaders and mission researchers alike.

Harvard prof Arthur Brooks says avoiding boredom prevents contemplation, can lead to anxiety, depression
Boredom can play a crucial role in the human experience, according to Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks, who warns that avoiding boredom can prevent people from asking deeper questions about life and lead to anxiety and depression.

Christians in Turkey face rise in hate crimes, gov’t crackdowns
Christians in Turkey are suffering under a resurgence in religiously motivated hate crimes, according to a human rights report.



















