Originally published in Christian Today A final verdict has been postponed in the case of Matthew Grech, a Maltese citizen who fell afoul of his country’s so-called ‘conversion therapy’ laws for sharing his testimony of being an ex-gay Christian. The final verdict had been due on Thursday but was postponed […]
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Construction begins on UK’s largest Christian monument near Birmingham
Originally published in Christian Today Construction is set to begin this week on what is being described as Britain’s largest Christian monument, after the team behind the project met an initial £40 million (R907 669 million) fundraising target. The Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, to be built near Coleshill between […]
Trump says he may send troops to Nigeria amid rising Christian killings
Originally published in Relevant US President Donald Trump has ordered the military to prepare for possible action in Nigeria, saying Islamist militant groups are killing Christians in large numbers and accusing the government of failing to protect them. Trump did not specify which killings he was referring to, but in […]
‘My conscience is clear,’ says Päivi Räsänen after Finland’s Supreme Court hears Bible tweet case
Originally published in Christian Today Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen is praying that she will finally be exonerated of hate speech charges over her biblical views on marriage and sexuality after the case against her was heard by the Supreme Court today. Räsänen, former Minister of the Interior, was first charged […]
3 Christians, including pastor, arrested in India for outreach to Hindus
Originally published in The Christian Post Three Christians, including a pastor, were arrested in northern India under a controversial anti-conversion law for allegedly trying to convert Hindus to Christianity through “inducements.” The arrests in Uttar Pradesh came days after the country’s top court criticized the state for misusing the law […]
US Supreme Court to consider petition challenging 2015 same-sex marriage decision
Originally published in Harbinger’s Daily On November 7 the US Supreme Court’s nine justices will consider taking up a case that provides the Court with an opportunity to revisit Obergefell v Hodges. In that 2015 decision, the court decreed the US Constitution requires states to recognise and license marriages between two […]
Could this be a miracle? Archaeologists unearth 1 200-year-old artifact etched with Christ’s Image
Originally published in Charisma Archaeologists just may have made a truly miraculous discovery. According to Fox News, a group of researchers in Turkey just found a 1 200-year-old loaf of bread that was burned with the image of Jesus Christ on it. The Karaman Governorship made the announcement of this incredible […]
‘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 […]
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 […]
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 […]

