“God gave us a vision to build a school,” recalls Pastor Docho*. “We thought that it would give us a door to share the gospel
While the Eritrean government does recognise different religions, believers who convert from Islam or the Eritrean Orthodox Church risk familial rejection and social exclusion in
It’s been a few weeks of mixed fortunes for believers in the country; with grief and praise being expressed in varying measures. The month started
Violent insurgent attacks continue to plague northern Mozambique, displacing thousands
Across Sudan, hundreds of churches have been damaged, religious gatherings disrupted, and faith leaders detained, while Christians have widespread discrimination in education, employment and justice
Many Christians who live in the Red Zone are either displaced or hiding in the mountains to safeguard their lives
Since 2023, Somalia has consistently ranked second in the World Watch List, making it the country in Africa that faces the highest levels of religious
Multiple reports about the kidnapping of more than 170 worshippers have now been confirmed to be true after initial delays by state representatives
Once considered a symbol of religious tolerance and democratic aspiration in West Africa, Mali is now engulfed in authoritarian rule, jihadist violence and deepening social
Taking place from 11 June to 19 July across the United States, Mexico and Canada, the soccer world cup has millions of fans around the