A Christian pastor grieved by the violence and chaos in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is in the midst of a major prayer effort he believes can help heal his community. Bishop Dwight Pate, 68, of Church Point Ministries is known for
A group of Christians in Hampshire UK who’ve taken over the local tourist information office say it’s become a valuable way of engaging people with faith. They stepped in and took the centre over from the Council in Gosport near
Pope Francis has called for a global reflection on the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), noting the new technology’s “disruptive possibilities and ambivalent effects.” Francis, who is 86 and said in the past he does not know how to
With an estimated wealth of $236 billion in 2022, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints could potentially cover all of its current expenses “forever” with returns from current investments without collecting any additional tithes from congregants. It could
A plurality of millennials think that “mis-gendering” someone should be a crime, a new survey suggests, as those who address people by pronouns that do not match their stated gender identity increasingly face repercussions. A poll conducted on behalf of
A United Nations monitoring team has cautioned in a recent report that terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda and its affiliates, are growing in strength in Afghanistan. Despite promises that Afghanistan would not again become a haven for terrorists, the 27-page
The Indian Prime Minister has promised action after a video of two Christian women paraded naked by men from a Hindu tribe before allegedly being gang raped, went viral. The ongoing religious persecution in Manipur, India, primarily targeting Christians, has
An Egyptian Christian human rights defender has been pardoned by the country’s president just a day after being sentenced to years behind bars. In a surprising turn of events, Patrick George Zaki was pardoned by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on
Iranian security services have initiated a series of arrests and detentions targeting the Christian community. At least 51 individuals remain in detention across Iran. Iran has long-been an unsafe country for Christians, with converts regularly accused of propaganda against the
International News will not be published next week due to editorial staff being away on ministry. Normal publication will resume on Monday 7th August. Source: Australian Prayer Network [print-link]
