Europe
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Evangelical pastor in Ceuta calls for prayer as death toll climbs and migrants turn back
As the Spanish enclave of Ceuta slowly returns to something like normality, an evangelical pastor in the city is urging Christians worldwide to pray — for the migrants who came, for residents caught in the chaos, and for authorities struggling to respond. -
Evangelical Alliance in Germany marks historic legacy with renewed call for peacebuilding
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Tearfund Ireland launches report encouraging churches to support family-based care for vulnerable children
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'Even if You're silent, I still love You': American missionary’s testimony to Arise Asia about two years of prison in Turkey
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Motherhood study evaluates depth of life transformation for new moms
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Romanian Christian leaders issue joint declaration on human dignity ahead of Pride march
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War-weary Ukrainians plant 160 churches across Europe
European Christian Mission International (ECMI) reports that 160 churches have been planted across Europe by displaced Ukrainians in the four years since Russia invaded their country. -
Historic year of charitable giving, says Christian funding charity
Christian funding charity Stewardship recorded a historic year of charitable giving in 2025, with incoming donations surging 49% to a record £161 million (US $209 million), according to the organization’s annual report released Monday. -
‘They need the Lord:' Romanian prison ministry leader readies his son to take over
Christian Daily International spoke to Mircea Cristian about pioneering his prison ministry, Rock of Ages, in Romania as his son Timotei prepares to take over. -
UK charity launches hearing loss training for churches
A UK-based ministry has launched a new autumn initiative aimed at helping churches across the nation become more accessible for the millions of people living with hearing loss. -
Finnish politician takes battle over ‘hate speech’ to European Court of Human Rights
Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen on Friday (July 24) announced that she has officially filed her appeal of a hate speech conviction with the European Court of Human Rights. -
Austrian church to broadcast pop-style worship service live on national TV
A Protestant congregation in Austria is set to hold its third worship service built around German pop music on Aug. 23, with national television and radio broadcasting the event live for the first time. -
Finnish attorney Ville Hoikkala: 'Criminality is not a good career choice in Finland'
A Finnish Christian lawyer who has spent more than two decades representing immigrants, asylum seekers and criminal defendants says his work has given him a unique perspective on both the brokenness of humanity and the transforming power of faith.
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Franklin Graham to preach God’s love in Manchester, England
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Archaeologists uncover Second Temple-era Jewish settlement from time of Jesus
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Korean Christian broadcaster that carried gospel into North Korea marks 70 years
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Freed Chinese pastor joins advocates in urging Christians to speak for the imprisoned
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