Europe
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French church planter sees wildfire disaster as opening for gospel witness in unreached southwest
Devastating wildfires engulfed southwestern France this summer — one of the most unreached regions for the gospel in the country. However, Arnaud Schrodi, director of church planting and development for Perspectives (Union Perspectives or Églises Perspectives, a network of evangelical Protestant churches and church planters in France) is now home after being forced to evacuate with others from Pessac, a suburb of Bordeaux. In this interview, he recalled how the natural disaster provided an oppor -
UK MPs reject second assisted dying bill: 'sensible decision'
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Global study finds a third of young people have an AI companion as close friendships narrow
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Zurich Reformed Church members to vote on binding climate rules for church buildings
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Russia designates Christian ministries ‘undesirable’
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'Considerable concern' among Christians after AfD's election victory in Germany, evangelical body says
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UK government research warns assisted suicide could disproportionately affect ethnic minorities
A “disproportionate” number of ethnic minority people could choose assisted death in England and Wales if Parliament approves legislation allowing assisted dying, according to a new government equality impact assessment. -
Spaniards put more trust in news, latest study finds
Spaniards are showing greater interest in news and slightly higher levels of trust in journalism, according to the 2026 Digital News Report España, an annual study produced by researchers at the University of Navarra's School of Communication in collaboration with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. -
Save the Parish report warns of 'existential' fall in Church of England parish clergy
Save the Parish, a campaign group within the Church of England, published a report Sept. 4 warning that the number of stipendiary parish clergy has fallen to crisis levels and that more priests are now leaving ministry by resignation than by retirement. -
European Parliament to host conference on future of Christians in Syria
The future of Christians in Syria will be the focus of a conference at the European Parliament on Tuesday (Sept. 8), bringing together church leaders, European Union policymakers and Syrian representatives. -
Christian mother challenges English High Court ruling to withdraw life-sustaining treatment from brain-injured son
A Christian mother and her family are challenging an English judge’s decision to withdraw clinically assisted nutrition and hydration from her 28-year-old son, who has a prolonged disorder of consciousness following a severe brain injury. -
European evangelicals prepare for HOPE 2026
Evangelical leaders from across Europe will convene in Golem, Albania, Oct. 5-9, 2026, for HOPE 2026, a continental gathering aimed at addressing complex social, political and spiritual challenges. -
German evangelist Lothar Velten, known for 'Life to the Full' tent missions, dies at 82
Lothar Velten, a German evangelist who spent six decades preaching in Austria and Germany and became one of the best-known figures in the country's tent mission movement, has died at 82. The evangelical news agency IDEA reported that he died during the night into Aug. 31, citing the Deutsche Zeltmission.
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