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'March for Jesus' in Guatemala draws crowds, calls for unity and transformation
For the third consecutive year, Guatemala’s capital hosted the “March for Jesus,” a large gathering that brought together hundreds of people from multiple churches and denominations in a public demonstration of faith and unity. -
Church attendance rising after Charlie Kirk's murder, particularly among youth: Evangelism group leader
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Canadian church council warns of ‘escalating risks’ for children, urge Prime Minister to appoint Children’s Commissioner
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French evangelical body condemns TV report portraying evangelicals as ultraconservative, homophobic
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US comedian Bill Maher criticizes media silence on genocide of Christians in Nigeria
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Jamaican church leaders push back against efforts to legalize spiritual practice of 'obeah'
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Seoul forum highlights Christian role in education policy as leaders stress balance of identity and financial support for alternative schools
Education leaders in South Korea gathered Sept. 26 to discuss ways to sustain alternative schools, highlighting the need for stable financial support while preserving the schools’ unique identities. The third Education Mission Forum, held at Myongji University in Seoul, was organized by the university’s Education Mission Center and Global Vision Christian School under the theme “New Government Education Policy and the Sustainability of Alternative Education.” -

Google Digital Coach shares testimony of faith, masterclass on AI at Media Music Marketing Summit
At the Media Music Marketing Summit, Vicente Pimienta, a Google Digital Coach, combined a personal testimony of faith with a practical masterclass on artificial intelligence (AI), urging participants to see technology as a tool but perseverance as the true key to success. -

Awareness events call churches to consider global impact of avoidable blindness
A U.K.-based Christian charity is calling on churches to prayerfully consider the needs of people living with avoidable blindness. Christian Blind Mission (CBM) Sunday, set for Oct. 12, follows World Sight Day on Oct. 9, an international awareness event that this year includes a global photo competition on eye health. -

Singer Jonathan Ogden releases NIGHT, a deeply personal album of grief and hope
Singer-songwriter Jonathan Ogden has released what he calls his most personal project yet — an album titled NIGHT, born out of grief after losing both parents and a romantic relationship. The 13-track record, released Sept. 12, explores how God’s presence sustained him through heartbreak, loss and loneliness. -

Peter Mutharika returns to power in 2025 Malawi election, unseating evangelical leader and former Assemblies of God pastor Lazarus Chakwera
President Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat to Peter Mutharika in the just concluded Malawi presidential elections, becoming one of a handful of incumbent presidents to lose a presidential re-election. -

Christian leaders call Trillion Peso March a ‘miracle,’ urge Filipinos to sustain anti-corruption push
Christian leaders hailed the Trillion Peso March as “a miracle” after more than 70,000 Filipinos gathered at the People Power Monument on Sunday in a massive prayer rally against corruption, which organizers say is tied to misuse of a trillion-peso flood control budget. -

Cuban pastor launches 1,000-hour prayer campaign, urges national unity amid crisis
A Cuban pastor has called on Christians across the island to join a 1,000-hour prayer initiative, asking God to intervene in the country’s worsening economic and social crisis.
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Nicaragua shows why dictators are afraid of Christians
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