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'God can do a lot with a willing heart,' Singapore missionary tells Arise Asia
Jemima Ooi, co-founder of Love in Action Mission Global based in Singapore, told approximately 4,000 young Christians gathered in Manila on Tuesday evening that the central mistake of the Christian life is treating God as a destination to reach rather than a companion to walk with — and that purpose, however important, is best understood as a byproduct of his presence. -
Christian children in Sri Lanka subject to bullying, discrimination, report says
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Alleged kidnapper given custody of Christian girl in Pakistan
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Practicing Christians use AI more than most Americans, Barna finds
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'Digital mission is a battlefield': Asian influencers tell Arise Asia the gospel has no borders
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DOJ updates religious liberty guidance, adds new parental rights protections
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'He is the Lord of the harvest and he will do it': Operation World editor calls Arise Asia to participation in unfinished task
The Great Commission will not be finished at the rate the church is currently working, Jason Mandryk told approximately 4,000 young Christians gathered for the Arise Asia 2026 Congress Tuesday morning (July 28) — and the numbers, he said, make that conclusion unavoidable. -

Romanian Christian leaders issue joint declaration on human dignity ahead of Pride march
The declaration sought to outline a unified Christian perspective on human identity and sexuality amid ongoing public debates in western Romania. -

Evangelicals march in Chiapas to call for repeal of gender identity law
Hundreds of Evangelical Christians took part Saturday, July 25, in the Grand Citizens' March for Values in the Mexican state of Chiapas. The march wound through the streets of the state capital in opposition to amendments to the state's Civil Code approved by the Chiapas Congress on June 30 that allow adults to change the gender marker on their official documents through an administrative process -

Economic solutions to human trafficking: How businesses can help survivors rebuild their lives
Economic crimes require economic solutions. That is the conviction behind the work of Dr. Lauren Pinkston, chair of the board of the Freedom Business Alliance (FBA), who joined today’s episode of Faith Without Frontiers to discuss human trafficking, trauma-informed workplaces, migration, and the role businesses can play in restoring dignity. -

Rebel militants in Sudan kill pastor, abduct others
A rebel militant faction backed by Islamic extremist groups in Sudan on Friday (July 24) killed a pastor in South Kordofan state’s Nuba Mountains, area church sources said.
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Christian from Egypt killed in Libya for his faith
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Evangelical alliance warns Council of Europe LGBTI strategy could affect religious freedom
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Evangelical Alliance in Germany expands its 1946 confession of guilt toward the Jewish people, asks for forgiveness
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Christian woman rescued by Uganda armed forces four years after ADF abduction in DR Congo
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A day to remember the hidden wounds of military service