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Church Massacre Shakes Central African Capital
Priest among 16 killed during Mass at Bangui Catholic church which suffered a similar attack in May 2014.
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Churches Ransacked as Rebels Take Over Central African Republic
(UPDATED) Top pastor's arrest highlights worsening conditions for citizens 'being treated like slaves.'
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Brazilian Missionaries Released from Senegal Prison–But Legal Challenges Remain
Two missionaries held for 5 months now free on bail.
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Turkish and Armenian Christians Reconcile on Genocide Anniversary
Televised prayers at Yerevan memorial cap an unprecedented effort at forgiveness.
Barbara G. Baker - World Watch Monitor|
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Malaysia Rules Muslim Man Can Convert to Christianity
Judge's landmark decision offers hope to Malay Christians amid Bible seizures and 'Allah' bans.
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Five Men Sentenced to Death for Burning Christian Couple Alive
Ruling on 2014 incident is rare moment of justice for Pakistani Christians facing blasphemy allegations.
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Why Chile’s Churches Are Under Attack as Pope Francis Visits
Evangelical and Catholic churches targeted by radical members of a largely Christian indigenous group.
Israel Vilches - World Watch Monitor|
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Nigerian Mass Becomes a Massacre: Herdsmen Kill 18 Worshipers, Adding to Hundreds of Victims
‘Vile, evil, and satanic’ attacks by Fulani now outnumber Boko Haram, one of the world's deadliest terror groups.
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China Bans Zion, Beijing’s Biggest House Church
Shut down after Sunday services, influential congregation had refused orders to install government surveillance cameras.
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Dalit Christians Debut New Strategy in India Election
New political party in new state takes stand for lowest caste, while court fight for more rights remains stalled.
Anto Akkara - World Watch Monitor|
Scores of Churches Destroyed by Charlie Hebdo Protests in Niger
Cover cartoon of Prophet Muhammad unsettles African nation's two largest cities.
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Nepal Earthquake Collapses Churches during Weekly Worship Services
(UPDATED) Scores of deaths will likely revive burial debate. Disaster delays religious freedoms of new constitution.
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Egypt's First 'Official' Christian Convert Quits, Returns to Islam
After years of harassment and imprisonment, Mohamed Hegazy abandons his unprecedented legal quest.
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ISIS Kidnaps 100 Christians in Syria: Prisoner Swap, or Libya-Style Propaganda?
(UPDATED) Christian leader: In light of 'barbaric record with the captured, the destiny of these families is a major concern to us.'
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‘Pakistan’s Mother Teresa’ Honored with Historic Funeral
Medical missionary who helped curb leprosy outbreak is first Christian woman to receive such honor from Muslim government.
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Free at Last: Andrew Brunson Released by Turkey After Two Years
American pastor was imprisoned on false charges of terrorism.
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Turkey Permits First New Church in Nearly 100 Years–and Christians Reject It
Syriac Christians remain far from pleased because allotted property is actually a Catholic cemetery.
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Protest Picnic Defends Ramadan Rights of Algerian Christians
Non-Christians make unusual stand for religious freedom in North African country.
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Kenyan Pastors Protest Pay-to-Preach Laws
Counties mull making money by charging clergy for evangelizing outside of their churches.
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Why Pakistan’s Christians Want Muslims to Stop Calling Them 'People of Jesus'
Muslim youth leaders promise to respect Christians’ desire to swap 'Jesus' reference for 'Messiah' or 'Christ.'
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Chinese American Christians Are Becoming More Politically Engaged—and More Divided
The 2020 race brings out generational gaps within the most undecided Asian American demographic.

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