World

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  Evelyn's story: 'Peace in South Sudan has to start at home'

  'When I first learnt I was HIV+ I wanted to bring my dead husband out of the ground and cut him to pieces.'

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  Aid agencies on South Sudan: Now peace must be made in local communities

  UK aid agencies including Tearfund and Christian Aid have used the International Day of Peace today to highlight the need for peace in South Sudan.

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  Young woman stabbed to death while jogging in Washington, DC was 'devout Christian'

  Wendy K Martinez had just become engaged last week, according to her family.

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  Pakistani Christian killed in acid attack

  Faraz Badar, a hospital assistant administration officer, died in hospital in Lahore on Saturday. He was 26.

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  Faith leaders urge international action for internally displaced persons

  Dozens of faith leaders have urged heads of state not to turn their backs on the world's 40.5 million internally displaced people.

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  Hopes fade for dozens buried in chapel during landslide

  Hopes are fading of finding survivors from a massive landslide that buried a chapel in the Philippines on Saturday.

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  Islamist militants execute two Christian bus passengers in Kenya

  Islamist terrorists in Kenya boarded a bus last week and executed two Christian passengers, reports International Christian Concern.

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  Italian missionary priest kidnapped in Niger

  There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the kidnapping, which was confirmed on Tuesday by the Nigerien and Italian governments.

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  Central African Republic: Christians massacred in suspected Islamist attack

  Dozens of people are feared dead after suspected Islamist rebels attacked civilians in the Central African Republic earlier this month.

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  Christian agencies bring relief to devastated Philippines

  Christian relief organisations have begun responding to the disastrous storm that has devastated parts of the Philippines.

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  Freedom Sunday: Uniting the global church to end slavery in our lifetime

  This Sunday, over 5,000 churches in 48 different countries will gather in the hope of giving these stories a different ending.

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  Zimbabwe's churches faced with 'special challenge' after fresh cholera outbreak

  Zimbabwe's churches are being urged to take action to curb the spread of cholera after more than two dozen people died from the disease in the past two weeks.

• Pope tells the Mafia to repent

  Pope Francis appealed to Sicily's Mafia on Saturday to abandon a life of crime and violence, saying the island needed "men and women of love, not men and women 'of honor,'" using the term mobsters apply to themselves.

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  Hurricane Florence evacuee comes to faith in Christ as hope shines through destruction

  Stories of hope and faith have been emerging even as Hurricane Florence continues to pound the Carolinas

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  God didn't send Hurricane Florence because He is mad, says Franklin Graham

  Franklin Graham has sought to assure people Friday that Hurricane Florence is not the result of God's anger.