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India: Three pastors killed (opens the original)
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An Indian pastor and Bible reviser has been killed in a targeted attack, the Trinitarian Bible Society reports. The tragedy occurred as Christians in India are facing increasing persecution - mostly from Hindu extremists. Vumthang Sitlhou and two other pastors, Kaigoulun Lhouvum and Paogoulen Sitlhou, were killed in a deliberate ambush on a remote highway, when returning from a conference. Other church leaders were also reportedly injured. Days before, the TBS had asked Sitlhou, president of the
Missionary who died in Auschwitz honoured (opens the original)
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Jane Haining, a Scottish missionary who cared for Christian and Jewish children at a Budapest school in the 1930s, has been honoured on a special memorial wall at Auschwitz. On 3 September, relatives took part in a memorial service at Auschwitz outside block nine, where she had been held prisoner. In November 2025, a brass Stolperstein - “stumbling stone” - in memory of Haining was installed outside the former St Stephen’s Church building in Edinburgh. An evangelical Christian, Haining became ma
Parliamentarians: ‘Healthy male role models needed’ (opens the original)
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Parliamentarians have emphasised that boys and young men need fathers, amid increasing concerns around the threat of the “manosphere”. The topic was debated at Westminster Hall earlier this September, though there was no specific mention of Biblical foundations to fatherhood, manhood or family structures. Sam Rushworth MP, who proposed the debate, said it was needed because of “growing cross-party consensus that Government and policy have not caught up with the importance of male role models and
New ‘abortuary’ offers round the clock foetal killing (opens the original)
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A state-of-the-art, purpose-built abortion clinic has opened in Birmingham to meet what major abortion provider MSI Reproductive Choices says is a “rising demand” for surgical abortion. The Christian Institute has called it “sickening” and it has also been branded an “abortuary”. The clinic is strategically located so that women using the clinic will not come across anti-abortion protestors. Or if you already have an account, log in here Or get unlimited access by becoming a subscriber Have an a
In Birmingham, 30% are Muslims: How do you reach them? (opens the original)
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Wes Erpen is retiring from Birmingham City Mission (BCM) after 51 years’ service – 30 as CEO. He has also been the pastor at Fatherless Barn Evangelical Church in Halesowen for more than 20 years. Established in 1966 – BCM celebrates 60 years this year – it is young for a city mission (London City Mission, for example, dates back to 1835 and Glasgow City Mission even earlier, to 1826). BCM was not even a decade old when Wes joined the staff in 1975 – the year the Vietnam War ended, Margaret That
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