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Youthful Zeal Takes Center Stage at Evangelism Congress At the recent European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, the spotlight was on Generation Z. Evangelical leaders expressed firm belief that today’s youth, aged 13 to 28, will spearhead a spiritual revival across Europe. Many pointed to growing openness to the gospel among young Europeans, despite long-term
A Legacy of Secrecy and Survival On a secluded island in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan’s Hidden Christians continue practicing a clandestine faith centuries after persecution forced them underground. Worship takes place in private rooms adorned with seemingly Buddhist or Shinto imagery, such as a scroll depicting a kimono-clad woman believed to represent Mary and the baby
The BBC has strongly denied allegations made by the White House press secretary that it took down a report on Gaza. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused the BBC of “taking the word of Hamas” and retracting a story about casualties near an aid distribution site in Rafah. The BBC stated this claim is “completely wrong”
A Sacred Heritage Site Faces Legal Challenge St. Catherine’s Monastery, a 6th-century religious site on Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, has become the focus of a legal dispute over land ownership. Built around the biblical Burning Bush, it is sacred to Eastern Orthodox Christians and houses the world’s oldest functioning library. The Egyptian Court of Appeals ruled
More than 1,000 pastors and ministry leaders from 56 countries gathered in Berlin this week for the European Congress on Evangelism. Hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association at the JW Marriott, the event was widely seen as the most significant spiritual summit in Europe since Amsterdam 2000. The congress marked a return to the
Pastor Rick Warren addressed the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA) via livestream on May 22, 2025, encouraging African churches to assume a primary role in global Christianity. Speaking from California to church leaders gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, Warren emphasized Africa’s increasing centrality in the global Church and challenged its leaders to take the lead
Departure of Lead Singer Sparks Confusion Christian promoter Faith Live canceled the Newsboys’ 2025 Canadian tour, citing a lack of transparency around former lead singer Michael Tait’s abrupt exit. The multi-city event, scheduled for May 31 through June 16, was called off after the group’s longtime frontman stepped down in January without prior notice. Sheena
A Childhood Disrupted by Conflict Emmanuel Atossou’s journey began with upheaval. In 2010, political violence in Côte d’Ivoire forced his family to flee. At age ten, he and his brother arrived at an orphanage in Tsévié, Togo, seeking refuge after the Ivorian post-election crisis displaced nearly a million people. His father, sick and unable to
War Reaches Donbas, Shattering Peace Dmitro Isaiev lived a quiet life in the Donbas region of Ukraine until war erupted in 2014. Russian aggression brought conflict to his doorstep, turning nearby fields into frontlines. As millions fled, Dmitro chose to stay and open his home to fellow Ukrainians. From 2014 to 2022, he sheltered displaced
On Wednesday, top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner visited Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, easing tensions after the pope’s lighthearted comment earlier in the week. Sinner presented the pope with a racket and tennis ball, suggesting a volley. The pope declined, gesturing toward the antique-filled room. The moment symbolized reconciliation between the two high-profile figures.
A vast semiconductor facility is rising in Arizona’s desert, aiming to become the world’s most advanced chip-making hub. Built by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the factory, known as Fab 21, represents a major shift in global manufacturing. TSMC, which produces 90% of the world’s advanced semiconductors, is expanding to the U.S. for the first
Explosions and Fear Gripped Border Cities Last Thursday, a massive explosion shook Gujranwala, Pakistan, as tensions flared between India and Pakistan. Residents, already under a two-day blackout, feared further violence. Across the border in Pathankot, India, citizens endured curfews and nightly drone attacks. Civilians in both cities described the chaos as war-like. Bright flashes lit
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