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Jardine Malado January 08, 2018 03:33 AM EST
Egyptian lawmakers consider proposal to ban atheism

Egyptian lawmakers consider proposal to ban atheism

The Egyptian parliament is considering a proposal that would criminalize atheism in the predominantly Muslim country that already enforces stringent laws against blasphemy.

Jardine Malado January 05, 2018 07:06 PM EST
Coptic Christians fear new cathedral in Egypt may become target for terrorists

Coptic Christians fear new cathedral in Egypt may become target for terrorists

Coptic Christians have expressed concern that the new cathedral in Egypt would become a huge target for members of the Islamic State terror group.

Jardine Malado January 05, 2018 03:19 AM EST
Iranian Christians slam bishop for claiming they are not being persecuted by government

Iranian Christians slam bishop for claiming they are not being persecuted by government

A Christian media outlet has denounced a prominent bishop for reportedly claiming that Christians in Iran enjoy complete freedom and are "not being persecuted in any way."

Jardine Malado January 05, 2018 03:15 AM EST
Pastor Andrew Brunson fears he will be forgotten as he marks 50th birthday in Turkish prison

Pastor Andrew Brunson fears he will be forgotten as he marks 50th birthday in Turkish prison

American Pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been detained in Turkey since October 2016, shared his fear that he will be forgotten as he marks his 50th birthday in prison.

Jardine Malado January 05, 2018 03:11 AM EST
UK Council threatens to cancel Franklin Graham's Festival of Hope if found to incite hatred

UK Council threatens to cancel Franklin Graham's Festival of Hope if found to incite hatred

A city council in the U.K. has warned that Franklin Graham's Festival of Hope, which is expected to take place in Blackpool later this year, could be canceled if the event is found to incite hatred.

Jardine Malado January 05, 2018 02:54 AM EST
YouVersion reaches 300 Million downloads by end of 2017

YouVersion reaches 300 Million downloads by end of 2017

The popular YouVersion Bible application has been installed in 300 million devices across the globe since it was launched in the Apple's App store nine years ago.

Jardine Malado January 04, 2018 04:55 AM EST
Largest Mennonite group cuts ties with denomination over homosexuality

Largest Mennonite group cuts ties with denomination over homosexuality

The largest conference of Mennonite churches in the U.S. has cut its ties with the broader Mennonite community in a dispute over the denomination's stance on homosexuality.

Jardine Malado January 04, 2018 03:50 AM EST
At least 16 worshippers killed in New Year church attack in Nigeria

At least 16 worshippers killed in New Year church attack in Nigeria

Unidentified gunmen have killed at least 16 people who had attended a New Year's Day church service in southern Nigeria, a local official said.

Jardine Malado January 03, 2018 11:28 PM EST
Indian police rescue 51 girls held 'hostage' at Islamic seminary

Indian police rescue 51 girls held 'hostage' at Islamic seminary

Indian authorities have rescued 51 girls from an Islamic seminary in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh following complaints that the girls had been sexually harassed and beaten by the manager.

Jardine Malado January 03, 2018 11:22 PM EST
Canadian church denies postponing ecclesiastical court hearing of atheist minister

Canadian church denies postponing ecclesiastical court hearing of atheist minister

The United Church of Canada (UCC) has denied postponing an ecclesiastical court hearing that would determine whether a self-professed atheist minister could continue serving in the church.

Jardine Malado January 03, 2018 02:41 AM EST
Archaeologists unveil 2,700-year-old seal impression that confirms existence of biblical Jerusalem governor

Archaeologists unveil 2,700-year-old seal impression that confirms existence of biblical Jerusalem governor

Israeli archaeologists have unveiled an extremely rare seal impression that is said to belong to the biblical Governor of Jerusalem during the First Temple era.

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