5,500 Young Persecuted Christians Apply for Croatian Scholarships
Croatia received 5,500 applications after announcing a scholarship program for young persecuted Christians from developing countries in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
Single Christians in the UK Laud Church Response in Pandemic
A recent survey of single Christians in the UK revealed that they are satisfied with how their churches responded to the Covid-19 pandemic.
UK Mulls Law to Prevent Terror Attacks on Churches
The UK government has opened a consultation to know the public\'s opinion on making it mandatory for houses of worship to set up new security measures to prevent terror attacks.
Global Faith Leaders Call for Vaccine Equity
Humanitarian and faith leaders around the world signed a joint declaration calling for "equitable vaccine distribution."
Christians Unite for Thy Kingdom Come Prayer Movement
Christians all over the world gear up for the 6th Thy Kingdom Come Prayer movement, an annual event of evangelization happening on May 13-23, 2021.
Irish Christians Welcome Return of In-person Worship
Churches in Ireland reopened its doors to the public on May 10th as part of the government's plan of easing Covid-19 restrictions.
EU Appoints Special Envoy for Religious Freedom
The European Commission appointed Former European Commissioner Christos Stylianides as Special Envoy for the promotion of freedom of religion or belief outside the EU.
Prayer Day Set for India
Church leaders in India have set May 7th as a day for prayer and fasting as the country continues its battle against Covid-19.
Religious Freedom Worsened in China—USCIRF
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) released its annual report on April 21 stating that religious freedom conditions in China have worsened.
Croatia Launches Scholarship Program to Persecuted Christians
The Croatian government is granting scholarships to young persecuted Christians. Parliament approved in November 2020 the state budget allocating $237,000 to the scholarship program.
Christians in UK Urged to Follow Govt Guidelines in Church
A Christian health expert in the UK advised Christians to "take responsibility" and conform to the government's pandemic guidelines even in church.
Christians in China Observe Easter Sunday
Government-recognized churches in China observed Easter Sunday with praise meetings, prayers, Communion services and baptisms.
Christians Celebrate Second Easter During Pandemic
Millions of Christians around the world celebrated Easter Sunday under pandemic precautions for the second time.
Bible Translators to End Bible Poverty by 2033
Ten of the world's leading Bible translation agencies launched an ambitious campaign---making Scripture available in every language by 2033.
UK Allows Safer Church Singing in Time for the Holy Week
The UK government updated its guidelines on March 26th relaxing restrictions on communal singing in church.
