Originally published in The Christian Post After winning the title of Miss Universe following a contentious competition, Fátima Bosch reaffirmed her faith in a public social media post and declared: “Long live Christ the King.” After winning the 2025 Miss Universe competition on November 20, the 25-year-old, who entered the […]
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Christian street preacher acquitted of ‘Islamophobia’ charge
Originally published in The Christian Post A Christian preacher in the United Kingdom, accused of making anti-Muslim remarks during a sermon in a town centre, has been found not guilty. A jury at Swindon Crown Court in southwest England returned the verdict after a six-day trial. Shaun O’Sullivan, 36, was […]
40 Days for Life campaign celebrates saving over 26 000 babies from abortion
Originally published in The Christian Post A pro-life group is celebrating the milestone of saving over 26 000 babies from abortion, along with the closure of several abortion clinics across the US and increased participation in its most recent campaign. The pro-life advocacy organization 40 Days for Life announced in […]
Mexico withdraws plan to regulate religious speech online after pushback from Church
Originally published in The Christian Post The Mexican government has withdrawn a controversial bill that sought to regulate religious content on social media and digital platforms. Federal Deputy Arturo Ávila Anaya of the ruling Morena Party announced the decision that came after a strong wave of criticism from Evangelical leaders, […]
SA Christian leaders committed to countering misinformation, promoting friendship, after visit to Israel
Originally published in Israel Today A high-level delegation of South African Christian leaders visited Israel in mid-November with a clear mission: to witness the reality on the ground, strengthen long-standing ties with the Jewish state and return home as “ambassadors for truth” at a time when diplomatic ties between Jerusalem […]
Russia expands crackdown on unregistered Baptist Churches
Originally published in My Christian Daily Russian authorities have intensified their campaign against unregistered Baptist congregations, banning several more churches in southern Russia under laws requiring state registration of religious organiszations. In October, courts in the Krasnodar Krai region ordered the dissolution of three Baptist congregations affiliated with the Council of […]
Nearly 75 000 pack stadium in Argentina for BGEA Gospel Crusade, 9 000 make decisions for Christ
Originally published in CBN A move of the Holy Spirit took place in Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina, over the weekend, as nearly 75 000 heard the Gospel and more than 9 000 people made decisions for Christ during a two-night outreach hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association […]
Blind Christian in Pakistan charged with blasphemy
Originally published in Christian Daily A 49-year-old blind Christian in Pakistan has been arrested and charged with blasphemy, punishable by death, after a Muslim accused him of insulting Islam’s prophet, his mother said. Martha Yousaf, the nearly 80-year-old mother of Nadeem Masih, said that Waqas Mazhar and other Muslims often […]
Hundreds baptised, 2 000 connected to churches as 5 500 Find ‘Freedom in Jesus’ at U of Cincinnati
Originally published in CBN News Ministry leaders and organisers with UniteUS say they have witnessed “just a glimpse of what Heaven will be like” after more than 5 000 young people joined together to worship and praise Jesus on Wednesday night. UniteUS is a college campus evangelistic movement marked by salvations, […]
Verdict postponed in ‘conversion therapy’ case against ex-gay Christian
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 […]

