Roughly 200 Muslims attacked a private home in Tangkil village, Sukabumi, during Friday prayers, forcing retreat participants to flee and causing extensive damage to property.
In a significant step toward promoting inclusion, the Pakistani government has introduced a special training programme aimed at increasing the participation of religious minorities, including Christians, in the country’s civil service.
A Baptist pastor and a church member were shot dead during an evening worship service on Monday in northwest Nigeria, as part of a growing wave of violent attacks on Christian communities in the country.
A court in Lahore has acquitted two Christian teenagers falsely accused of blasphemy, bringing an end to a two-year legal ordeal that uprooted their families and put their lives at risk.
A new UK study offers a clearer picture of how Christianity is actually portrayed in the media, and how churches can play a more proactive role in shaping that story.
A deadly suicide bombing at a church in Damascus has renewed urgent calls for the international community to acknowledge the growing persecution of religious minorities in Syria.
A major global study has revealed a concerning trend for the Christian Church worldwide: fewer people are remaining in the faith they were raised in, especially in wealthier countries.
The charges against the men centred on accusations of obtaining “illegal income” through church collections, but the trial did not begin until May 2025
His conviction under the country’s blasphemy law has been overturned, with the court recognising that individuals living with mental health conditions cannot be held criminally responsible in such cases.
The refugees were reportedly forced into the sea by naval personnel, and only a few were briefly able to contact their relatives after reaching Myanmar.
The study surveyed 37,000 adults between July 2023 and March 2024; it found that 52 percent of respondents were in favour of teachers including references to Jesus in prayers at the start of the school day.
More than 30 Christian leaders from both the United States and India have voiced concern over a recent event in Dallas, Texas, which featured a controversial speaker linked to Hindu nationalist views.
