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Middle East and North Africa
Iraqi Christians say they are “worse off” despite Vice President’s promise
South East Asia
Myanmar army waging “genocidal campaign” against Kachin Christians
South East Asia
Trapped Kachin Christians reach safety in dramatic elephant escape
West & Central Africa
Cameroon Bishop escapes assassination attempt
South East Asia
Kachin seek sanctuary in churches but 1,500 still trapped

SECURITY CONTEXTS OF CHRISTIANS

Analysis

Trump’s Korean summit gets mixed reviews from Christian leaders
20th June 2018
President Trump got both massive pushback and praise for his recent comment that North Korean...
Are the press in India compromised?
15th June 2018
In what should have been bigger news in India and around the world, top media executives in India...
Pray for the peace of the Korean peninsular
15th June 2018
This week, a historic meeting took place in US President Trump’s meeting with North Korean leader...
Contesting Ideas in the Battlefield of India
1st June 2018 / Updated 2 weeks ago
Two important anniversaries have just past in India. The first was the anniversary of the death of...
Delhi Archbishop faces backlash over prayer campaign
24th May 2018
The Archbishop of Delhi, Anil Couto is facing backlash for a 8 May letter to catholics calling for...
Coordinated church bombings leave Indonesia on precipice
16th May 2018
Sunday witnessed Indonesia’s worst church bombing for many years when three churches in...

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VERSE OF THE DAY

Matthew 25:35-40 – Where was the Church?

Many Churches and Christians are facing great challenges of evangelising and being witnesses for Jesus Christ in many communities today because the Church seems to have stopped caring for its people and is instead caring for itself. A look at the priorities in the budgets of many churches will attest to where they focus is. Jesus was known as the King of the prostitutes, blind, lepers and the poor simply because he cared for them. Jesus did not[…]
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REFLECTION FOR THE WEEK
The new beginning
See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland. Isaiah 43: 15-21 (selected verse: 19) By seeing the present political, socio-economic and religious scenario, it is difficult to predict how the year 2018 will be. The warlike situation, violence, natural calamities, religious fanaticism, corruption, a decline of morality, women protection, untimely deaths[…]