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Islamist militants carried out coordinated attacks on Christian communities in northeastern Nigeria on New Year’s Day, killing at least 14, Barnabas Aid reported Tuesday. | Faith

A senior church leader in Algeria has seen his original prison sentence for holding an “unauthorized” church service reduced on appeal, well-informed Christians told Worthy News Wednesday.

Several churches collapsed in Nepal after a devastating earthquake of 6.4 magnitude struck remote western parts of the South Asian country last week, causing widespread destruction and over 150 fatalities, Christian groups have said.

Several churches collapsed in Nepal after a devastating earthquake of 6.4 magnitude struck remote western parts of the South Asian country last week, causing widespread destruction and over 150 fatalities, Christian groups have said.

"They will cleanse the region of Armenians, destroy their cultural heritage and erase their memories”

Two nonprofits with ties to Lancaster County are sending food to Haiti.

Op Shop shopping is good for charity and the environment.

MORE than 1,200 people poured past the welcoming team on St Paul’s Hill to enjoy a fun-filled community day.

Funds were raised at a Fundraising Dinner organised by the Christian Muslim Dialogue Group on March 16 at St. Marys church hall in Basingstoke.

Photo Credit: Ferdinand Feng/Pixabay (Barnabas Aid) — China has announced that new regulations will come into force on June 1 governing the management of