World News AID NEEDED IN MAZAMBIQUEAn Anglican bishop in Mozambique has made an emergency call to Sydney’s Anglican Aid. This follows a jihadist insurgency, linked to Islamic State, bringing terror […]

Nigerian children abducted Open Doors On Thursday  March 7, more than 200 children were taken from the primary and secondary schools in Kuriga village, Kaduna State, Nigeria. “Students were kidnapped […]

Religious restrictions at global high Christianity Today Government restrictions on religion are at a global high. Social hostility toward religion, however, has ticked downward. So concludes the Pew Research Centre […]

Navalny’s fight continues New York Times In a video released yesterday, Yulia Navalnaya said she would carry on the work of her husband Alexander Navalny to challenge President Vladimir Putin’s […]

THE RELEASE OF KEN ELLIOTT             In January 2016 Dr Kenneth Elliott and his wife Jocelyn were kidnapped by al-Qa’ida type jihadists in Burkina Faso in Africa. Three weeks later, […]

Christians killed, churches burnt in India Evangelical, Baptist, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian churches are among more than 120 Christian places of worship which have been completely destroyed or burnt in […]

$1 billion to promote Jesus A Christian group is spending up to $US1 billion ($A1.4 billion) on a new campaign to promote Jesus Christ and the values they believe he […]

World Reformed Fellowship General Assembly 2022 PCA engagement Two of the 24 WRF Board members are from Presbyterian Church of Australia. While I’m just a board member, John McClean of […]

China’s great leap backwards On October 16, when President Xi Jinping spoke at the opening of the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), his central theme was […]

At least eight Christians have been killed by Islamic State (IS)-affiliated terrorists in attacks across northern Mozambique in September. Six were killed in three attacks in three days in Nampula […]

The number of blasphemy cases involving Christians is on the rise in Pakistan. These laws are well known for being used for settling personal scores, making personal gains or for […]

God’s smuggler goes to glory This obituary was published in Christianity Today Anne van der Bijl, a Dutch evangelical known to Christians worldwide as Brother Andrew, the man who smuggled […]

Persecution is both escalating and spreading throughout Uganda. Islamic radicalisation and guaranteed impunity have combined to make Uganda (which is 84% Christian and 14% Muslim, according to the 2014 census) […]

Indian Christians have welcomed the Supreme Court’s directive to states to supply information about the persecution of Christians. The court’s order, issued on September 1, requires eight Indian states to […]

The Rev Dr Bernard Randall—who is a University of Oxford graduate and former chaplain of Christ’s College Cambridge—preached a sermon in June, 2019 at Trent College in Long Eaton, England […]

GAFCON (Global Anglican Future Conference) Australasia recently announced the formation of the new diocese of The Southern Cross. While many in the mainstream media have viewed this as being divisive, […]