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Kenya closes churches over 'starvation massacre' that has killed 427
While deploring the mass starvation of members of Good News International Ministries in Malindi, officials of established churches are resisting calls for more regulation of religious groups.
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3-month jail term given for halting Christian worship in Indonesia
A Christian would have received harsh punishment for same crime, rights advocate says.
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Conservative cardinal predicts Synod on Synodality could lead to schism
Cardinal Raymond Burke is considered a leading voice among Catholic conservatives and papal critics.
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Being cancelled 'saved my life', says Christian comedian John Crist
Christian comedian John Crist has opened up about being cancelled during a sexual misconduct scandal that nearly ended his career.
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Faith-based addiction charity launches ambitious expansion programme
A £150,000 grant from Benefact Trust, a UK-based Christian development organisation, is helping fund an ambitious expansion programme by faith-based addiction recovery charity, Street Connect.
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Concerns for treatment of believers in Holy Land
Visiting the Stella Maris monastery in Haifa to express his solidarity with Christians, Israel's President, Isaac Herzog, spoke out against the growing trend of religious intolerance.
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The power of prayer in a busy life
Prioritising prayer during busy periods may seem challenging, but it is a commitment that yields immeasurable rewards.
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Patient development
It is a great encouragement to know that Jesus can bear fruit through us. But notice that there are indications that this process of bearing fruit takes time.
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Bishop praises Lionesses for 'courage, dedication and determination' during World Cup
The Bishop of Lancaster has spoken of her "pride and joy" in the England Women's football team despite their loss in the World Cup final on Sunday.
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Pakistan: Christians hold open-air services after churches and homes destroyed
Christians in Pakistan were forced to worship in the open air on Sunday after their homes and churches were burnt down by mobs last week.
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Call for changes after fall in number of Religious Studies students
Educational leaders are calling for more specialist teacher recruitment after a fall in the number of students taking A level Religious Studies (RS).
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Indian Christians arrested after being accused of conversion
Five individuals, three of whom were pastors, were detained and freed on bail the same day after being brought before a sub-divisional magistrate.