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Top European court takes up cases of Christians banned from Türkiye

Originally published in My Christian Daily The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has formally taken up and “communicated” 20 cases brought by Christians whom Türkiye effectively banned from re-entry solely for living out their faith. These cases — almost all supported by ADF International — stem from the Turkish government’s use of internal […]

Exclusive Johannesburg girls’ school on back foot over ‘antisemitic’ cancellation of tennis match

King David, a prominent Jewish High School in Johannesburg has asked Roedean, an exclusive Anglican girls high school in the city, to “apologise unequivocally” for cancelling a tennis match between the schools to accommodate antisemitic parents. According to a letter to King David staff and parents posted on Sunday, the […]

Major medical group does stunning reversal on child gender interventions

Originally published in The Christian Post This month, the American Medical Association (AMA) reminded the country why you should always get a second medical opinion. For more than a decade, the AMA has supported irreversible surgeries and experimental drug treatments for children diagnosed with gender dysphoria. At the same time, […]

The Good Shepherd: a prophetic word for this new era — Jenni Pretorius Hill

During the Second World War, Britain and her allies relied on essential cargo carried by supply ships across the Atlantic. The crossing was perilous, particularly through a stretch known as the Black Pit that lay beyond the range of support aircraft. Without aerial cover, ships were vulnerable to attack by […]

SA intercessors invited to ‘Africa Back to God’ prayer gathering in Cape Town in March

Intercessors and Christian leaders across South Africa are invited to an “Africa Back to God” national intercessory convergance in Khayelitsha, Cape Town over the first weekend of March, “This call arises from a divine mandate in the ‘Africa Back to God’ commission entrusted by God toPastor Nicholas Bhengu, and now […]