Fulani Terrorists Kill Over 60 Christians, Destroy 383 Homes in Nigeria

Fulani Terrorists Kill Over 60 Christians, Destroy 383 Homes in Nigeria

Fulani terrorists killed more than 60 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria. The attacks targeted seven Christian communities in Bokkos County, including Hurti village, where over 40 Christians lost their lives. Community leader Maren Aradong explained, “More than 1,000 Christians were displaced [in Hurti] during the attacks, and 383 houses were destroyed by these bandits,”
  • UK Court Convicts Christian Woman for Breaching Buffer Zone Law with Sign at Abortion Clinic
    A Christian woman in the UK has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help. Dr. Livia Tossici-Bolt was found guilty at Poole Magistrates’ Court and received a conditional discharge. She is also required to pay prosecution costs amounting to $25,800 (£20,000) by May 31
  • US Addresses Free Speech Concerns in UK Amid Pro-Life Activist's Prosecution
    The U.S. State Department has raised concerns about freedom of expression in the UK, especially in relation to Livia Tossici-Bolt, a pro-life woman prosecuted for holding a sign offering help in an abortion clinic’s buffer zone. Tossici-Bolt faced a criminal trial this month for her sign that read, “Here to talk, if you want,” near an abortion facility, with a verdict expected on Friday by District Judge Orla Austin.

Christian Couple Dead After Being Poisoned by Muslim Woman in Uganda

A Muslim woman in eastern Uganda has killed a Christian couple and, in the process, accidentally took her own daughter's life.  Doreen Nairuba, who was six months pregnant, died on March 16 after consuming poisoned food prepared by her Muslim neighbor, Hanifa Hamiyat, in Nabiganda town, Butaleja District, as reported by the Morning Star News.
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  • Vatican Reveals Pope Francis in a Wheelchair; Withdrawal of Plan for Donors to Attend King's Meeting

    The Vatican has released a photograph of Pope Francis, 88, who is currently using a wheelchair while recovering from double pneumonia. The image, shared on Sunday, shows the pontiff seated in front of an altar in the chapel of his hospital suite at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome.

  • Northern Ireland Baptist Pastor Charged Over Open-Air Preaching of John 3:16

    A retired Baptist pastor, Clive Johnston, has been charged with violating a controversial buffer zone law near an abortion clinic in Coleraine, Northern Ireland. At 76 years old, Johnston, who previously served as the president of the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland, faces two charges under the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act.

  • Franklin Graham's Gospel Message Resonates in Ethiopia, Leading to 4,000 Commitments to Christ

    Rev. Franklin Graham led a two-day evangelistic outreach named "Encountering God" in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on March 8-9, where over 4,000 individuals committed their lives to Jesus Christ. This event marked a significant milestone, occurring “65 years after his father, the late Billy Graham, first preached in Addis Ababa.”

  • Russian Court Sentences Ukrainian Priest to 14 Years in Hard Labor for Alleged Espionage

    An imprisoned Ukrainian Orthodox Church priest, the Rev. Kostiantyn Vyacheslavovich Maksimov, has been sent to a hard labor camp in Russia to serve a 14-year sentence based on false espionage charges. The priest lost a closed court appeal of his conviction by a Russian-controlled Supreme Court, leading to his transfer from his parish in Tokmak, located in the Zaporizhzhia Region of Ukraine, to a labor camp in Saratov, Russia, on February 11.

  • Christian Group IJM Collaborates with Thai Authorities to Rescue 260 Trafficking Victims

    International Justice Mission (IJM), a Christian non-governmental legal rights organization, reports that approximately 260 workers from 19 countries have been rescued from human trafficking “scam compounds” in Myanmar, with expectations that hundreds more will be released soon.

  • Over 60 Persecuted Christians Arrested in Bangkok; 40 Uighurs Sent Back to China

    Thai authorities in Bangkok have arrested more than 60 Montagnard Christian migrants facing persecution in Vietnam and deported 40 Uighur ethnic minorities back to China. The group consists of 68 Montagnard Christians, including men, women, children, and at least one pregnant woman, all of whom were apprehended on Sunday during a memorial gathering near the Thai capital that involved prayer and worship.

  • Fifty Christians Targeted in Violent Assault at Indian Church Service

    Fifty Christians were attacked during a Sunday service in Rajasthan, India when a group of approximately 200 individuals stormed a church building in Bikaner City. Several attendees suffered injuries after being struck with iron rods, and the assailants vandalized the property before police arrived. The attack, which occurred near the end of the service on February 16, left three worshippers severely injured while many others sustained bruises.

  • Ukrainian Patriarch Voices Concerns for Church's Survival Amid ‘Russian Imperial Ambitions’

    The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church warned attendees in Washington last week that his church would not survive if Russia succeeds. Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk took part in a discussion at the Hudson Institute to explore lasting peace in Ukraine, joined by Borys Gudziak, the metropolitan archbishop of Philadelphia, and Archpriest Marc Morozovich, with the event moderated by Nina Shea, director of the Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.
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