At 11 am, a missile hit the “Good News” church building in the eastern Ukrainin city. There were no casualties, as no services were being held due to a prior warning.

Last week in Warsaw, I was deeply moved by the story of Jerzy Popiełuszko, a hero of the Polish resistance to the communist regime. The relevance and urgency of his message for all victims of injustice today is clear.

After the peaceful ‘flamingo’ protests, riots have now broken out in Tirana, Albania. The Evangelical Alliance condemns violence, both “by protesters against institutions and businesses” and “the disproportionate use of police force against citizens”.

We must thank God for nature, for other people, each of the parts of our body; and give thanks to God for who he is.

When faced with the opportunities the Lord offers us, we must commit ourselves wholeheartedly to achieving what we desire, and leave the results in his hands, trusting in him.

The 10th edition of the triennial event gathers leaders and ministers from a fellowship representing 88 million believers in over 450,000 churches around the world.

Building partnerships from first contact to local church.

Around 80 business leaders and executives from Spain gathered in Guadalajara for the 8th LEC gathering, a weekend offering opportunities for networking, training, biblical reflection and generosity.

Two Christian duties are in tension here. On one hand, the New Testament tells us to submit to the authorities and honour the law. On the other, we are called to live at peace with others.

The youth of Ukraine are exhausted and impacted daily by a war that they did not choose. This reality impacts the mission along Ukraine’s land border, as well as Ukrainian youth in the diaspora.

Amid street protests over rent prices and the evictions of vulnerable people, the Prime Minister has called a snap election. The Spanish Evangelical Alliance proposes five lines of action. 

In a survey published by the Theos think tank, more than a third of respondents said they agree with the so-called ‘Great Replacement theory’, which claims that Europe’s population is being deliberately replaced by Muslim immigrants.

One in six people (16.3 per cent) in the country identify as “evangelical” or “Protestant”. A chapel in the presidential palace and a government plan to promote Christian centres with a social impact in neighbourhoods are examples of the growing public presence.

Iberia has an extraordinarily rich history, the origins of which date back to antiquity. What many may not realise is that our country also features in the Bible, in both the Old and New Testaments.

Lisette González Torres has been promoting the initiative for nearly a decade, in collaboration with church and community organizations. The aim: to bring together women from a wide variety of professional backgrounds.

It is the responsibility of Christians to be compelled by love and not fear as we engage in difficult but necessary conversations.

Uncertainty is no excuse for paralysis. The biblical alternative to complacency is watchfulness; the alternative to fear is faithfulness.

God knows the suffering as much as we do. Only in Him can we find consolation.

The evangelical entity prepares for its event in Madrid, from 16–18 June 2027, where it hopes to gather 500 believers interested in the influence of faith on public life.

Discipleship is not the church’s ‘next-generation strategy’. It is the church’s core work.

“God is at work and churches continue to work. More than 40,000 have been baptised”, says pastor Igor Bandura as a delegation from Ukraine attends ‘Hope for Europe’ in Albania.

The Faroese Bible Society has produced a New Testament that “reflects Faroese liturgical customs and vocabulary, rooted in the islands' rich tradition”.

A call to understand and respond to proposed legislation.

In a year in which evangelicals felt the contempt of media outlets, we also see that others appreciate it when someone stands up for their beliefs. Readers have now the opportunity to support this work.

Persecution-related restrictions, socioeconomic barriers, and limitations on safe digital access make Bibles inaccessible to millions, says a report.