Updated: 00:51, Friday 24 May 2013
"We need to live by Christ's example and teach it to everyone. Your faith is able to stand against all challenges," says His Grace Bishop Thomas of Qussia and Mair Diocese in Egypt
The Catholic Church in the Central African Republic (CAR) has written a letter to the former rebel leader and new President Michel Djotodia raising concerns about his past and asking him to speak out against the suffering inflicted on civilians by his Séléka guerrillas.
A Syrian Christian leader has spoken of the desperate plight of the church in the war-torn country.
Salvation Army, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association responding; prayers said in Church of Scotland General Assembly
Around 3,000 people from Tanzania, other parts of Africa and beyond gathered at Dodoma's Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on Saturday 18 May for the installation of the Anglican Church of Tanzania's new Primate.
The escalation of Muslim attacks on Christian churches in Egypt continues unabated.
Fourteen years after Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two young sons were burnt to death in sleep by a right wing mob, two suspects were arrested Friday from Odisha's Keonjhar district.
Gospel for Asia is responding after Tropical Storm Mahasen left thousands of people displaced and homeless in Bangladesh and Burma.
Messages of solidarity and concern have been sent to Bangladesh following attacks on religious minorities and the collapse of a garment factory which claimed over a thousand lives.
Churches and mission stations are being looted, destroyed and pillaged by militia soldiers directly under the Central African Republic's new government.
Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling upon the international community to help in Nigeria put a stop to violence
Government officials stand by as walls come down
Billy Graham is gearing up for his final major outreach this year and a fresh poll by the National Association of Evangelicals in the US reveals the admiration many evangelical leaders still have for him.
Syrian Christians who fled their homeland were among those at a Mass asking Our Lady's intercession for peace in the country.
People caught up in renewed fighting in Darfur have been forced to leave everything behind to find refuge in overcrowded and inadequate camps, Tearfund reports.
Boko Haram is believed to be behind an attack on a predominantly village in southeran Kaduna on Monday night. Fatalities have been reported by local sources.
After claiming victory in the Pakistani elections, the Global Minorities Alliance is urging ex-prime minister Nawaz Sharif to protect the rights of the country's suffering religious and ethnic minorities.
A man dressing up as Pope John Paul II for tourists in Rome has been arrested and fined.
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