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Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa. Divided between a predominantly Muslim north and a predominantly Christian south, the country is home to some of the world’s most vicious scenes of religious conflict. Boko Haram (roughly translated as “Western education is forbidden”), an Islamist movement that seeks to impose Shari’ah law throughout Nigeria, has claimed responsibility for a spate of attacks on Christian churches in recent years.
Christian leaders from Nepal to Turkey greet the US election results with joy, grief, and indifference.
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A producer claims a Ghanaian praise group stole his lyrics, raising questions about credit and ownership in Christian music.
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Ayetoro was founded to be a city on a hill. Now it’s facing a watery apocalypse.
Meet Olympians who love God from around the world.
And other brief news from believers around the world.
Ministry leaders—and Africa Cup football fanatics—from six nations weigh in on God’s role in sports.
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Annual IRF gathering puts the spotlight on worsening persecution of people of faith around the world.
Leaders reflect on what YouVersion’s list of the most-shared Scriptures in their corner of the continent includes—and misses.
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Religious animosity mixed with farmer-herder tensions continue to plague Christians in beleaguered Middle Belt region.
A Nigerian academic gives his recommendations for reading up on the world’s second largest religion.