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A Muslim businessman in Pakistan has falsely charged a 15-year-old Christian girl and two of her relatives with theft in retaliation for leaving his employ following his attempt to rape her, her father said.
The Butte County Sheriff’s Office has disclosed the motive behind a shooting at a Christian school in California, where a man critically injured two young boys before taking his own life. Sheriff Kory Honea stated that the attacker’s writings indicated his actions were intended as a response to U.S. policies in the Middle East, particularly concerning Palestine and Yemen.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the birth of an Episcopal Church leader, Charles Stanley naming his successor, and the beginning of the First Vatican Council.
Meg Kilgannon, senior fellow for education studies at the Family Research Council, raises concerns about laws that force Christians to compromise on their beliefs and values, and highlights concerns about debanking and the pressures corporations face to cave to the LGBT lobby.
While nowadays just under half of the population of Toronto identify as Christian, a new initiative highlighting the historical and contemporary importance of Christianity for the city has led the Toronto City Council to proclaim December as “Christian Heritage Month.”
As the war in Sudan enters its second year with no clear resolution in sight, there are real fears that an escalation of hostilities between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces will further aggravate the humanitarian situation in Sudan.
In the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, eight village councils have passed a resolution that bans Christians from staying in their villages, requiring them to either renounce their faith or leave. The order impacts about 100 Christians, whose property and fields were threatened with confiscation if they did not comply, according to reports.
