International
Events and issues facing believers around the world
- Indian National Day of Prayer Raises Tricolor and Red FlagsHundreds of churches bless the world’s largest democracy as India celebrates 75 years of independence amid its many growing pains.
- Mission Schools Sexual Abuse Suit Dismissed on TechnicalityA North Carolina judge says the Nigerian statute of limitations prevents the case from going forward.
- Проблем багато, та робітників чимало: євангельські християни об'єднуються навколо України20 європейських організацій приєдналися до допомоги внутрішньо переміщеним особам, у тому числі в подоланні довгострокових емоційних травм.
- Трудностей много, но делателей немало: евангельские христиане объединяются вокруг Украины20 европейских организаций присоединились к помощи внутренне перемещенным лицам, в том числе, в преодолении долгосрочных эмоциональных травм.
- Anglican Division over Scripture and Sexuality Heads SouthAfter Lambeth conference steers bishops to agree to disagree on LGBT clergy and marriages, African conservatives chart a new course.
- La iglesia evangélica se une en torno a Ucrania en medio de las dificultades20 grupos europeos sumaron fuerzas para centrarse en ministrar a los desplazados internos.
- The Hardship Is Plentiful But the Workers Aren’t Few: Evangelicals Unite on Ukraine20 European groups join as focus shifts to the internally displaced and their long-term trauma.
- Beyond Pope’s Apology, Indigenous Christians Carve Own Path to HealingRecovering languages and contextualizing theology help Canada's First Nations communities reconcile faith and culture after residential schools made them "hate the name of Jesus."
- Anglicans Drop Proposal to Reaffirm Traditional Marriage StanceOrganizers of the Lambeth Conference revised a draft statement calling same-sex marriage “not permissible” after pushback.
- Nigerian Christians Protest Muslim-Muslim Ticket as a ‘Declaration of War’Major political parties try to maximize the northern Muslim vote to rule Africa’s most-populous nation. Will a third-party presidential candidate reap the benefit of Christian frustration?

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