Christian News

Fulani attackers in Nigeria kill 18 Christians.

Fulani attackers killed 18 Christians late Friday night (July 19) in central Nigeria, said local residents. The attack happened in Mbacher village, a mostly Christian community in Benue state’s Katsina-Ala County, around 11 p.m., said Joseph Achiv. “A group of Fulani Muslims with deadly weapons attacked Mbacher village,” Achiv told Christian Daily International-Morning Star News. “Eighteen

Former professor settles religious discrimination lawsuit against school for showing a depiction of the Prophet Muhammad.

A former adjunct professor settled a federal religious discrimination lawsuit against a private Minnesota school after she was dismissed for showing a depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in class. Details of the settlement between Hamline University and Erika López Prater are unknown. Online court records show the terms of the agreement are sealed. David Redden, a

As the Israel-Hamas war drags on, the Israeli military begins a controversial draft of Jewish ultra-Orthodox men.

The Israeli military on Tuesday said it would begin sending draft notices to Jewish ultra-Orthodox men on Sunday — a step that could destabilize Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. The announcement followed a landmark Supreme Court order for young religious men to begin enlisting for military service. Under long-standing political arrangements, ultra-Orthodox men had been exempt

Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, stirs up trouble with controversial visit to Jerusalem’s most sensitive Muslim holy site.

Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, visited Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site on Thursday, a move that could affect the Gaza cease-fire talks. Itamar Ben-Gvir, an ultranationalist settler leader, said he visited the contested Al-Aqsa Mosque compound to pray for the return of the hostages “but without a reckless deal, without surrendering.” The move could disrupt

Research finds more Christians are visiting church in person than before the pandemic.

More evangelicals in the United States are visiting churches in person regularly than before the pandemic according to latest research looking at how Covid-19 has affected the churchgoing habits of believers. The survey of 819 evangelical Protestants who went to church services at least occasionally in person was commissioned by Infinity Concepts, a brand communications

×