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Faith Without Frontiers: Christian Daily International launches global podcast series
Christian Daily International is launching an international podcast series, Faith Without Frontiers, on March 31, 2026, marking a new chapter in its mission to share stories of faith, resilience and leadership from across the global Church. -
Christians Against Poverty and Community Money Advice unite to tackle U.K. debt crisis
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Bible Society withdraws ‘Quiet Revival’ data after survey found faulty
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Ex-government minister in Finland found guilty of ‘hate speech’
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Thousands gather for installation of Sarah Mullally as 106th Archbishop of Canterbury
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UK House of Lords passes abortion measure; evangelical leader calls it 'a tragic failure'
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Evangelical leaders welcome Scotland’s rejection of assisted dying bill
Scotland’s Parliament voted on March 17 to reject a bill that would have legalized assisted dying for terminally ill adults, prompting a strong response from leaders of the UK Evangelical Alliance, who said the outcome protects vulnerable people and upholds the value of life. -

Confusion over abortion rights in Northern Ireland highlighted by reported case
The case of a schoolgirl reportedly sent from Northern Ireland to England for an abortion, and reportedly left traumatized by the experience, shows how confusion remains about abortion rights, an evangelical advocate for mothers and children has told Christian Daily International. -

Paul's letter to the Romans should be read as a charter for world mission, German theologian says
rman theologian and missiologist Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher is calling for a renewed understanding of the Apostle Paul’s Letter to the Romans as a foundational text for global mission rather than a purely doctrinal treatise. In a recent interview with Christian Daily International, Schirrmacher reflects on insights from his latest book, The Letter to the Romans – a Charter for World Mission, arguing that Western theology has long overlooked the epistle’s missionary purpose. -

Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury Mullally walks historic pilgrimage before installation
The new Archbishop of Canterbury will take part in a six-day, 140-kilometer (87-mile) walking pilgrimage beginning Tuesday (March 17) from London to Canterbury in England to spiritually prepare for her official installation service at Canterbury Cathedral on March 25. -

UK investor offers to buy church and give it rent-free to Christian ministry
A local businessman and YouTuber known for offering controversial wealth-creation advice says he is so frustrated by empty church buildings in England that he has offered to buy one and rent it free of charge to a Christian community willing to use it for worship, evangelism and serving the homeless. -

AI’s Scripture problem: misquotes range from 15% to 60%, says YouVersion CEO
YouVersion founder and CEO Bobby Gruenewald says artificial intelligence holds enormous promise. But when it comes to answering questions about God and Scripture, he believes the technology is not yet ready. -

Spanish evangelical leader welcomes expanded migrant health care but warns of ‘call effect’
A senior evangelical leader in Spain has cautiously welcomed a government decision to expand access to public health care for migrants without legal residency, while warning that poorly controlled policies could unintentionally encourage “health tourism.”
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