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USCIRF protests Nigeria and India not being included among nations added to State Department’s list of Countries of Particular Concern.

Christian scholars look for ways to connect with Muslims over the shared story of Jonah.

Chuck Colson–linked ministry has long served Ukrainian inmates but is pushed to the limit by wartime realities—and gospel requirements.

As Egypt hosts COP27, a few pioneering believers struggle to transform the region most at risk of climate change yet demonstrating the least concern.

Bishop of Truro continues advocacy after groundbreaking UK government report on the persecution of Christians wins wide acceptance.

Two-year war ends with the African Union’s first test of transitional justice, as believers continue to debate the rights and wrongs of each side.

The pontiff esteemed the welcome given to Christian migrants in the Gulf’s island kingdom, while discreetly calling for wider application.

Evangelical farmer takes his technique from Niger to COP27 in Egypt, pitching a project in which “everything needed, God has already provided.”

Syriac-Aramean Christians, fewer in number than similarly suffering Armenians, assert their Ottoman-era plight deserves separate recognition.

Around the world, Christians look to scriptural lessons on stewardship to depoliticize environmental issues.

Leaders gathered at Middle East evangelical meeting recall his conversations and books that shaped their ministries.

Egypt sees surge in foster care applications, though still insufficient, while Christians denied custody due to sharia law.

Slavic broadcasters take different approaches as legal and societal efforts to combat propaganda impact worship and evangelism.

On national independence day, evangelical leaders reflect upon their answered and unanswered petitions to God.

Reforms have legalized 2,400 Christian structures, yet Abu Seifein represents problems from when construction and repair permits were impossible to obtain.

20 European groups join as focus shifts to the internally displaced and their long-term trauma.

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?

London ministerial and DC summit highlight transatlantic commitment by governments and NGOs to freedom of religion or belief.

Unlike many American counterparts, evangelical institutions in Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine enjoy an influx of students as they serve beyond their ivory towers.