Originally published in Right to Life 85% of people in Kenya believe “abortion should never be permitted”, a new survey conducted by Ipsos MORI has revealed. The poll, which questioned 2,050 people across the country, also showed a higher percentage of women than men believe abortion should never be permitted, with […]
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Spirit of suicide will be targeted at repentance and prayer day in Malawi
National Repentance Malawi (NRM) believe that a high level of suicides currently reported in the country is a spiritual problem and have arranged a national repentance and prayer day on Friday September 25 to focus on this and other pressing issues, says national coordinator of NRM Bishop Edward Mikwamba. Intercessors […]
Trump asked Nigeria’s Buhari — ‘Why are you killing Christians?’
By George Conger — Eternity News President Donald Trump asked the President of Nigeria to explain his nation’s indifference to the plight of persecuted Christians, Nigerian leader Muhammadu Buhari told reporters last week. Speaking in Abuja on September 8 at the First Year Ministerial Performance Review Retreat of his second […]
Kingdom nation-builders invited to join visionary online conference next week
Anybody who wants to see the Kingdom of God advancing in every sphere of their nation — especially in the public sector, political realm, and economic and marketplace sectors — is invited to register for next week’s “September Intensive Online” hosted by South Africa’s newly-established School of Governance. So says […]
Release of Christians in Eritrea raises hopes for religious freedom, says persecuted-Church missionary in SA
Reports that the Eritrean government has released 27 Christian prisoners of faith raises hopes for the release of other church leaders who still remain behind bars, says Filmon Tesfai, a fugitive from Eritrea and missionary with Voice of the Martyrs (VoM) South Africa. “These believers stayed from two to 16 […]
Sudan agrees with rebels to remove Islam as state religion
By Jayson Casper — Originally published in Christianity Today In signing successive peace deals with entrenched rebel movements last week, Sudan drew upon the legacy of Thomas Jefferson. “The constitution should be based on the principle of ‘separation of religion and state,’” read the text of an agreement between the […]
500 Ethiopian Christians killed by Muslim extremists in targeted attacks since June
By Steve Warren — Originally published in CBN News An Ethiopian Christian leader says it’s time to launch an international inquiry after hundreds of Christians were murdered – including pregnant women, children, and whole families – by Muslim extremists in parts of the Oromia regional state since the end of […]
Malawi’s president vows to open diplomatic office in Jerusalem
Originally published in The Times of Israel The new president of Malawi, Lazarus Chakwera, on Saturday announced plans to open a diplomatic office in Jerusalem. His promise follows declarations made by the respective leaders of Serbia and Kosovo on Friday. Chakwera, an Evangelical Christian who was inaugurated as the Southern […]
Zimbabwe Anglican bishops stand in solidarity with Catholic counterparts
By Robert Tapfumaneyi — Originally published in New Zimbabwe The Anglican Church of Zimbabwe (ACZ) says it stands in solidarity with the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference whose members recently penned a Pastoral Letter urging the government to end “unprecedented crackdown on dissent”. Anglican bishops said it was the duty of […]
From humble beginnings Zimbabwean couple have planted hundreds of churches, raised thousands of orphans
As a child born out of wedlock in rural Zimbabwe Lucia never knew her father, was abandoned by her mother at an early age, was despised by her family, kept outside in a box like an animal, treated as a servant, beaten and sexually abused. At the age of 13, […]