Media Statement by Bafana Modise, National Spokesperson, South African Friends of Israel (SAFI) The South African Friends of Israel (SAFI) demands the ANC to immediately relinquish control of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and hand it over to a Government of National Unity (GNU), a partner capable […]
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‘Sign of hope’: Churches destroyed by the Islamic State reopen in Iraq
Originally published in The Christian Post Two historic churches in Mosul, Iraq, have officially reopened after years of restoration, nearly a decade after their destruction during the Islamic State’s occupation. The reconsecration ceremonies marked a rare moment of revival for the region’s dwindling Christian population. On Wednesday, local residents, clergy […]
GAFCON announces major split in Anglican Communion
The GAFCON movement of biblically- orthodox Anglicans has announced that it no longer recognises the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury. In a communique released yesterday, titled The Future Has Arrived, the movement which speaks for the overwheming majority of Anglicans as measured by church attendance, said its intention was […]
National prayer conference to seek God’s will for SA
The South Africa Prayer Movement for Change (SAPMC) invites believers across the nation to unite for a national prayer conference from Friday October 18 to Saturday Octobe 19 in Pretoria under the theme “Calling for Burden Bearers to stand in the gap for South Africa”. T “This powerful gathering will […]
Time2Rise weekend confirmed SA at its ‘Jordan Moment’ — Arno van Niekerk
One of the things that came out of the recent Time2Rise annual gathering at Camp Unity, near Bloemfontein, is an understanding that South Africa is at its “Jordan moment”, says Time2Rise vision bearer Dr Arno van Niekerk. “Ninety four was very much a Red Sea moment. Ninety four was a […]
Christians call for end to end siege of El Fasher after 22 children killed in airstrike
Originally published in Christian Today More than 60 people have been killed in airstrikes on a Sudanese camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the besieged city of El Fasher. Sudan is currently in a state of civil war between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces […]
Massachusetts foster parents stripped of foster licence for Christian beliefs
Originally published in Harbinger’s Daily The state of Massachusetts has stripped another Christian foster care couple of their foster licence after they declined to sign a state-enforced gender affirming policy. The state’s policy, which puts Christian foster care families in its crosshairs for their Biblical beliefs on sexuality, is the […]
Nigerian Anglican communion opposes leftward drift of Church of England with election of Sarah Mullally
Originally published in The Christian Post The Church of Nigeria has publicly rejected the election of a woman as the new archbishop of Canterbury, saying it marks a deeper shift by the Church of England away from biblical teaching. The appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally, the first woman to hold […]
Will this Gaza ceasefire hold? Islamic doctrine of hudna may be at play
By Hedieh Mirahmadi — Originally published in The Christian Post As I reflect on this week’s headlines, a familiar mix of cautious hope and unshakeable conviction, rooted in God’s unchanging Word, stirs within me. For those of us who have traded an ideology of fear for the liberating truth of […]
Meet Mel Gibson’s new face of Jesus
Originally published in Relevant Magazine After 20 years, Mel Gibson is finally resurrecting The Passion of the Christ — but this time, there’s a new face of Jesus. Finnish actor Jaakko Ohtonen, best known for Netflix’s The Last Kingdom, will take on the role in Gibson’s long-delayed sequel The Resurrection of the Christ. He […]

