A Christian man sentenced to death has been acquitted by a Pakistani court six years after he was charged with blaspheming the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
Pakistan Acquits Christian Man Sentenced to Death for ‘Blasphemy’
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North African Christians Help Village Find Peace with Attackers through Jesus Christ
Salal and Wadibou, two villages* in a Muslim country in North Africa, became bitter enemies when ethnic violence swept their nation. People from both villages began attacking each other – stealing cattle, raiding homes, and even committing murder. Hundreds of men from both villages were […]
Muslim Herdsmen Increase Attacks on Christian Farmers in Nigeria
A Nigerian leader says the threat of COVID-19 pales in comparison to the violence of Muslims against Christians in the northern and central parts of the country. This was reported to the UK parliament shortly after COVID-19 reached Nigeria, and the violence has only worsened […]
Sudan Sees Worst Nile Flooding in Over 100 Years
Following the recent peace agreement in Sudan between the government and rebel groups, the country has taken steps to separate religion from the state, ending 30 years of Islamic rule.
Boko Haram Expansion an Imminent Threat in Nigeria
An uptick in Boko Haram violence killed more than 50 soldiers and aid workers in recent weeks. They’ve also kidnapped dozens of women and children, Anadolu Agency reports.
Mission Aviation Fellowship Aids Displaced Congolese Fleeing Violence and Dealing with Mental Trauma
Violence is on the rise in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo between tribes, militia, and other groups. Over one million people across the DRC are newly displaced in the last eight months – one of the worst rates of displacement in the world.
TeachBeyond Helping to Restart Education Worldwide
One of COVID-19’s most widespread casualties so far has been the education of young people all over the world. Over 1 billion students were affected this year as schools shut down to avoid transmission of the virus.
Will Mali be the Next Syria or Libya?
Mali’s latest violence underscores an urgent need for regional stability. Twin attacks on Sunday killed five soldiers and wounded five more.
PICTURED: The Anti-Feminist Lawyer who ‘Shot Dead Federal Judge’s Son and Wounded her Husband while Posing as a FedEx Driver Before Killing himself in his Car’ – as It’s Revealed he Had a Case Pending Before her
Roy Den Hollander was named by multiple police sources on Monday as the gunman who shot dead Daniel Anderl, 20, and injured 63-year-old Mark Anderl after arriving at the home they share with Judge Esther Salas in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Family Research Council Urges Trump Administration to Sanction Nigeria Over Inability to Stop Violence Against Christians
A leading conservative evangelical advocacy group is calling on the Trump administration to consider sanctions against Nigeria in response to the government’s inability to thwart communal and extremist violence that has led to the deaths of thousands of Christians in recent years.
At Least 8 Million Children Forced Into Labor and Begging as Coronavirus Pandemic Creates Global Hunger Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused at least 110 million children to go hungry and pushed 8 million others into child labor and begging, according to assessments in 24 countries across Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia by evangelical Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision.
Georgia Governor Activates National Guard, Declares State of Emergency After Violent Weekend
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is activating up to 1,000 National Guard troops after a spate of shootings and protests in Atlanta over the weekend. Five people died, including an 8-year-old girl, and at least 30 people were injured. The Republican governor issued an executive order […]
