Whilst the radical left in Saxony-Anhalt claims that free evangelicals are just as harmful as jihadists, the radical right-wing AfD, currently leading in the polls, is fueling conflict with Protestants and Catholics.

Female figurines were also made in the capital of the Southern Kingdom at a time when the Bible describes tensions between various Canaanite sects and the worship of God.

The Portuguese Evangelical Alliance responds to a case of illegal immigration linked to an unregistered church and the alleged connections of conservative political movements with evangelicalism.

Criminals kill 47 people in one night in Kenscoff, in a country plunged into chaos that neither UN support nor foreign aid has managed to stabilise.

Botrus Mansour of the WEA and Jan Wessels of the EEA met with Christian leaders. They joined the National Prayer Breakfast and the celebrations of the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence.

Over 2,400 people have died in the first one hundred days of the outbreak. Evangelical NGOs work on the ground, assisting victims and running prevention campaigns.

Sergiy Melyanets and Natallia Vasilevich, who live outside the country, have been added to Russia's Federal Wanted List at the request of Belarus.

Penzberg is the first to list the mosque alongside the Catholic and Protestant churches. The town’s religious leaders are in agreement, but a survey shows that the majority of Germans reject it.

Faith-based healthcare institutions may refuse to allow assisted dying on their premises, “when such a procedure is clearly contrary to the institution's statutory mission or purpose”.

Konotopie, a small village in Poland, has built a 55-metre-high statue of Mary, the largest in Europe. The bishop ‘sanctified’ the new place for Roman Catholic pilgrimage.

A translation of the four Gospels into the dialect of the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire was recently published. National media covered the story.

Over the course of these 40 years, UNEV has established an educational model that integrates faith, innovation and social commitment.

More than 900 people have been injured and hundreds of buildings have collapsed, whilst rescue teams search for survivors. The 7.4-magnitude earthquake, with its epicentre in the north-west, has triggered a national emergency.

The Home Office invests 77 million pounds to better protect religious sites. 

The pandemic has further reinforced the role of pets, as statistics in thirty countries show.

The UK High Court rejects a legal challenge against a clinical trial that aims to recruit over 220 children. “Children should never be used as guinea pigs”, say the claimants.

Elisabeth Ross worked with refugees. “Her life was all about mission. She served and cared for people all over the world”, says the pastor of her home church. 

In a 24-page guide aimed at churches, the AI Christian Partnership recommends using AI for administrative tasks and to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities. Greatest risks are losing the ability to think critically or turning technology into a spiritual authority.

The German Evangelical Alliance celebrates its 140th anniversary at the annual conference, from 5 to 9 August.

The football manager takes the helm of the German national team following his successes at Liverpool and Dortmund. Klopp's relationship with God has been a constant thread running through his life.

The “Hate Crime 2025” report of the ministry of Interior shows that Muslims were the most targeted group, followed by Jews and Christians.

Over 42,000 hectares burned in south-western France in a fire that forced the evacuation of 220,000 people. Authorities are “optimistic” about extinguishing the blaze.

The managers of Pinos Reales confirm in a statement that the fire had not damaged the buildings. They emphasise 'God's care and favour' and thank everyone for their prayers.

“It is a disproportionate restriction on freedom of assembly and expression”, say the organisers. The March will take place in Zurich-Oerlikon.

“If peaceful expression like an old booklet can be criminalised and retroactively censored, free and open debate in Europe is no more”, say lawyers of the Finnish parliamentarian.