UK must do more to prevent genocide - Church leaders
They accused the UK and other countries of ignoring the "warning signs" of genocide and continuing to "look the other way" out of diplomatic and economic self-interest.
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Welby criticises EU after trying to control vaccine supplies into Northern Ireland
The Archbishop of Canterbury has added his voice to criticism of the EU after it tried to override part of the Brexit deal to halt Covid-19 vaccines entering Northern Ireland.
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Why does China feel so threatened by Christians?
Dr Ron Boyd-MacMillan, Director of Strategic Research at Open Doors International, speaks to Christian Today about the impact that Covid-19 has had on religious freedom in China and whether things are about to get better or worse.
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Demand for the Bible in North Korea has increased during the pandemic - ministry leader
Voice of the Martyrs CEO, Rev Dr Eric Foley, said that demand for the Bible was higher in 2020 than any previous year.
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Church leaders see 'less cause for optimism' in the Holy Land now 'than at any time in recent history'
The challenges of the coronavirus pandemic in the Holy Land have been "compounded by conflict, occupation and blockade", Church leaders have said.
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Priest kidnapped and killed in Nigeria
Father John Gbakaan Yaji was described as a "very gentle and humble" priest.
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1,500-year-old inscription 'Christ, born of Mary' uncovered in Israel
The inscription was carved in Greek and originally formed part of a lintel in the doorway to a Byzantine church.
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750 reportedly dead after attack on Ethiopia church
A Belgium-based peacebuilding non-profit is reporting 750 people killed in an attack on Ethiopia church.
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Anti-conversion laws spreading across India
Another state in India has passed a law banning religious conversions.
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Pastor's answered prayer as simple piece of technology opens up online learning for children in poverty
Children in the UK are experiencing huge disruption to their education but most have wifi in the home. In impoverished countries, children who are already disadvantaged by extreme poverty face the additional challenge of having little to no technology at home.
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Kidnapped Nigerian bishop recuperating after being freed
A Catholic bishop has been released after being kidnapped and held for five days.
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Why slavery is still such a big problem today and what the Church can do about it
Christian Today speaks to Euan Fraser, Public and Corporate Affairs Manager at International Justice Mission, about the scale of trafficking and slavery today, and what impact the pandemic has had.
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Five Christians executed by Islamists
The Islamist militants released a video saying the deaths were a "warning to Christians in all parts of the world and those in Nigeria".
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