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Anglicans meet in India to tackle modern slavery: 'Church cannot remain passive'
Anglicans recently met in the Diocese of Durgapur in north India for a conference aimed at tackling human trafficking and slavery.

Scottish Parliament rejects safeguards to assisted suicide as concerns mount
The Catholic Parliamentary Office has reacted with concern to the rejection of a number of proposed safeguards to Scotland’s assisted suicide bill.

Construction begins on largest Christian monument to feature 250,000 answered prayers
Construction has begun on what is being described as Britain’s largest Christian monument, after the team behind the project met an initial $50 million fundraising target.

Go out into the world but don’t dilute the Gospel, says evangelist and former nightclub DJ
The Church must be willing to go into some “very dark places” to share the Good News of Jesus Christ while being careful not to compromise the Gospel, says evangelist Ben Jack.

WEA General Assembly concludes with installation of Botrus Mansour, Seoul Declaration upholding biblical sexuality
The World Evangelical Alliance general assembly concluded in Seoul, South Korea, on Thursday evening after four days of discussion and deliberation about key issues affecting evangelicalism and the task of fulfilling the Great Commission.

AI’s growth is exponential: What are the implications for humans and the Church?
AI is changing the world as we know it and the Church has a responsibility to be ahead of the curve, says Christian technologist Nick Kim.

The abortion lobby is coming for the Global South; no country is safe: UK apologist
Christians from countries that are safely pro-life at the moment cannot presume they will stay that way, pro-life campaigner Dr. Calum Miller has said.

The Gospel is spreading at an ‘explosive’ rate in Africa: 'Future of Christianity'
Evangelicalism is growing around the world, but nowhere more so than in Africa, where the increase has been “explosive,” says researcher Jason Mandryk.

Syrian archbishop who survived kidnapping by ISIS receives prestigious award
A Catholic Archbishop in Syria who was kidnapped and tortured by ISIS has been awarded the St John Paul II Award at a special ceremony at the Vatican.

Spike in anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe underreported
Anti-Christian hate crimes across Europe are being downplayed or overlooked, according to a new report.



















