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At ACCM2026, panel warns Asia's churches risk raising consumers, not disciples
Theological institutions are producing graduates ill-equipped for real-world ministry, denominational structures risk fossilizing into gatekeeping institutions, and Christian leaders across Asia are growing more exhausted than fruitful — these were among the pointed assessments delivered during the second-day morning panel of the Asia Conference on Church and Mission (ACCM), held in Manila. -
At ACCM2026, Asia Evangelical Alliance leader warns: Two centuries of evangelism without discipleship have 'cost us a lot'
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At ACCM2026, head of global discipleship movement calls Asian Church to repent, resolve, and realign
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‘Covered in the dust of the rabbi’: at ACCM2026, WEA head emphasizes discipleship happens in community
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Religious expression defense omitted from hate crime bill in Canada
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Asia Conference on Church & Mission opens in Manila, calling evangelical leaders to 'Disciple or Die 3.0'
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Nearly 20% of millennial, Gen Z parents spank their kids; ministry urges caution
Despite a decline in support for using spanking as a punishment in Canada, around 20% of millennial and Gen Z parents report that they spank their children, according to a study that explored beliefs about whether spanking a child is ever necessary. -

Peru committee approves bill aimed at speeding up adoptions for children in state care
A congressional committee in Peru unanimously approved a bill that would create an administrative process to speed up adoptions for vulnerable children, lawmaker Milagros Jáuregui de Aguayo said. -

Nations United prepares churches for evangelism during 2026 FIFA men's World Cup
Soccer teams and supporters from across the globe are descending on 16 cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico as the expanded 48-team FIFA men's World Cup is set to begin June 11. While millions focus on the pitch, a massive coalition of churches and evangelical organizations views the tournament as a historic opportunity to share the gospel. -

Most pastors, practicing Christians worry about AI replacing God but use it anyway: Barna
Most pastors and practicing Christians are worried about artificial intelligence replacing God, yet they continue to use the technology anyway, according to new data released by Barna Group. -

A judge called them cockroaches. India’s Gen Z took it as a compliment.
They arrived waving Indian flags and clutching schoolbooks. Many wore cockroach masks. The placards were satirical; the anger was not. On June 6, crowds gathered at Jantar Mantar as what many commentators are calling India’s first Gen Z political uprising moved from smartphone screens onto a street. Jantan Mantar is New Delhi’s designated public protest zone, historically the gathering point for the country’s largest anti-corruption and farmers’ demonstrations.
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