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Nigeria extremist abductions surge 153% as violence rises, report warns
Abductions linked to extremist violence in Nigeria more than doubled in the final three months of 2025, according to a new report warning that insecurity in the country is worsening again after several years of comparatively lower violence.

Nearly 600 UK churches mobilize ahead of Franklin Graham’s ‘God Loves You Tour’
Close to 600 churches across the U.K. are getting ready for a major evangelistic event in Manchester, where Franklin Graham is expected to address thousands at the Co-op Live arena.

Businessman offers to pay legal fees for street preachers arrested by police
Property mogul Samuel Leeds has said that he will personally pay for the legal representation of Christian street preachers who find themselves in trouble with the law.

Darlene Zschech reflects on struggles that inspired popular worship song 'Shout to the Lord'
Veteran worship leader Darlene Zschech believes the Church is once again entering a season in which God is moving powerfully and new expressions of worship are emerging.

UK gov't tells asylum seekers it's not OK to rape women, have sex with children
A former British lawmaker says the U.K. government must do more to protect women from violence perpetrated by migrants seeking asylum.

Church leaders mourn pastor killed at Big Church Festival in England
Church leaders have offered their prayers and support following the death of Pastor Robert Guanco at the Big Church Festival.

Scottish gov't urged to increase support for pregnant women as abortion numbers hit record high
The Scottish government is being urged to increase support for expectant mothers following a record number of abortions.

5 years into Taliban rule, Afghan Christians face growing threat of genocide
Christians in Afghanistan are at risk of a “genocide,” according to Martin Parsons, an expert in religious freedom and Islamic extremism and former aid worker to the country.

Christian commentators slam Canterbury Cathedral's silent disco: 'desecration'
Christian commentators have reacted with dismay at a silent disco of ‘80s music held in Canterbury Cathedral on Aug. 15.

20 African countries push back on Western influence promoting abortion, trans ideology
Twenty African countries have endorsed a new charter affirming national sovereignty over issues including abortion, marriage and family policy, amid an ongoing debate over the influence of Western governments and international organizations on social policy across the continent.

























