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Mission to Seafarers prepares global outreach to bring Christmas cheer to sailors far from home
The Mission to Seafarers (MtS) is preparing major outreach efforts to support sailors spending Christmas far from home. Founded in 1856, the Christian welfare charity provides practical, emotional, and spiritual care to maritime workers. More than 1.89 million seafarers transport 90 percent of the world’s trade, often enduring long months away from family. -
Champions Club unveils new faith-based curriculum initiative for youths with special needs
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Episcopal Church omits membership total in annual report; baptisms fell considerably in the past decade
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Nigeria responds to Trump’s call to end Christian persecution as the US threatens to 'strike at the heart of Islamic militants'
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Samaritan’s Purse mobilizes field hospital and disaster response team after Jamaica suffers worst ever hurricane
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Trump says Christians facing an 'existential' threat in Nigeria, vows CPC designation
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WEA advocacy team urges ‘faithful presence’ as ‘ambassadors of hope’ at the United Nations
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) advocacy team serving at the United Nations urged national alliances to represent Christ with courage, humility, and hope in global policymaking spaces during a panel discussion Wednesday morning at the WEA General Assembly in Seoul. -

‘Every person has a place at the table of God’: Walter Kim urges global Church toward reconciliation
On the third morning of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) General Assembly in Seoul, Rev. Dr. Walter Kim, President of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) in the United States, delivered a deeply personal devotional message about the reconciling power of the gospel amid the turmoil of the modern world. -

Half of Americans no longer view most traditional sins as wrong, Barna study finds
Americans are changing their understanding and definition of “sin,” according to the latest Barna research. A press release (Oct. 21) by the Cultural Research Center reported that most Americans now say that only half of 12 specific behaviors presented to them and traditionally considered sinful, are actually sinful. The new data from the second part of the American Worldview Inventory national survey of 2,000 adults arranged by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University sig -

Global survey finds hope rising for the Church, digital missions emerging as key frontier
The Lausanne Movement has released a new global report revealing a renewed sense of optimism among Christian leaders about the future of the church — even as they acknowledge deep challenges from secularism, political polarization, and ethical failures within church leadership. -

Finance chair says Canada has ‘no plans’ to change charitable status for faith groups
The Canadian government appears to have paused any consideration of removing charitable status for faith-based organizations after the chair of the House of Commons Finance Committee said there are “no plans to change that.” The assurance comes after months of concern among churches, legal advocates, and religious groups over controversial parliamentary recommendations that could have stripped faith-based and pro-life organizations of their charitable status. -

Christian Daily International wins third place in 2025 Evangelical Press Association 'Best in Class' awards
Christian Daily International (CDI) has been recognized by the Evangelical Press Association (EPA) for the second consecutive year, winning third place in the Best in Class awards for 2025. -

Orphan Sunday 2025 to rally churches around the world for children and families in need
World Without Orphans (WWO) is calling on churches around the globe to take action for orphans, vulnerable children, and families on Nov. 9 as part of Orphan Sunday 2025.
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Franklin Graham to preach God’s love in Manchester, England
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At least one Christian slain every 86 minutes in Nigeria, study says
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Freed Chinese pastor joins advocates in urging Christians to speak for the imprisoned
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More Christians killed in previously attacked area in Nigeria
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