Originally published in CSW A Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria convicted four defendants on multiple terrorism-related charges in connection with a deadly 2022 attack on a Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State, southern Nigeria on 3 June. A fifth defendant was acquitted and discharged for lack of evidence. Idris […]
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When the sanctuary hurts: finding hope and healing to reconnect — Vivienne Solomons
Seemingly a paradox, it is one of the silent aches in the South African Church today, and more common than many of us would like to admit. We enter the church looking for a sanctuary — a place of safety, community, and unconditional love and acceptance, but what we sometimes […]
ICEJ helps more Ethiopian Jews reach Israel, but thousands still stranded amidst conflict
Originally published by ICEJ As Israel recently marked the festival of Shavuot, 27 new Ethiopian Jewish immigrants landed at Ben-Gurion Airport, among them a 92-year-old grandfather who had waited a lifetime to reach the Promised Land. The group arrived on flights sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ), in […]
Best-preserved early image of Jesus unearthed in Turkey
Originally published in The Christian Post Archaeologists working across Turkey have uncovered a series of discoveries that are offering new insight into the earliest centuries of Christianity, including what researchers describe as the best-preserved early image of Jesus ever found. The discoveries, made in recent years throughout Anatolia — modern-day […]
‘God’s Needle’ tells of Lily Gaynor’s amazing work of hope, healing among poor tribespeople
Jesus was greatly supported by wonderful women in his earthly ministry, and I want to honour the passion of women today who give their all for Christ, pouring over his feet the fragrant perfume of their love and faithfulness. Among them is Lily Gaynor. Hailing from Liverpool, Lily shared a […]
‘Run With Christ moving ahead at pace of God’s leading’
Last November we reported on the South Africa launch of Run With Christ (RWC), a run club ‘movement to make Heaven full’. RWC SA co-leader Zandeli Gamble brings us up to date with developments in the movement in 2026 Over January, the various branches of RWC South Africa — Pretoria, […]
God is reviving Moravian Awakening stream, says leader of pilgramage to historic mission station
Could God be reviving the 18th Century Moravian Awakening which reached South Africa’s Khoi people when German missionary George Schmidt arrived in the Western Cape in 1737? Kudi Christi, who leads a small congregation called The Stable, in St Albans, on the western outskirts of Gqeberha, believes so. He said […]
‘God calling for SA Church to become one, destroy altars of division’ — Tomi Arayomi
“South Africa, you are in a season of decision and you will decide between the glorious future I have prepared for you and the ones others have prepared for you. For I say this is the time for South Africa to arise and escape like a bird from the net […]
Kenyan court extends block on US-backed Ebola facility after deadly protests
Originally published in Worthy News A Kenyan court on Tuesday extended for another three weeks a suspension of a proposed US-backed Ebola quarantine facility that has sparked deadly protests and fierce public debate, while ordering the government to disclose its agreement with Washington. The proposed 50-bed unit at Laikipia Air […]
SA’s ‘urgent’ genocide case collapses into decade of delay
SAZF Media Release The South African Zionist Federation (SAZF) has condemned the latest developments in South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice as the final unmasking of a political stunt that was never about the law, never about facts, and never about saving a single life. […]
