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A Russian mother and son who fled to Finland after opposing Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine have won a court battle against their deportation, but their future remains uncertain as Finnish authorities reconsider their asylum claim amid fears they could face imprisonment, torture and even death if returned to Russia. The post Russian Anti-War Family Wins Deportation Battle In Finland, But Asylum Uncertain appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen has been granted permission to enter the UK, but the decision came too late for her to attend a religious freedom conference in Northern Ireland in person.

Australian authorities have charged a Russian-Australian man with foreign interference after he allegedly infiltrated Ukraine’s armed forces to obtain military information for people he believed were linked to Russian intelligence. The post Russian-Australian Accused Of Infiltrating Ukraine Military For Moscow appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

A Christian living in northwestern China was reportedly arrested after listening to the Bible with a USB device in his car. The unnamed believer — referred to as Brother AK in an Aug. 13 report from Premier Christian News — was stopped at a checkpoint while driving with his family through a Muslim-majority part of […] The post Chinese Christian Detained After Listening to the Bible in His Car appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

A young Christian man was recovering from extensive injuries Saturday after he was allegedly attacked by a group of Muslims for intervening when Christian women were being harassed in Pakistan’s Punjab province, Christian representatives said. The post Christian Man Allegedly Beaten After Defending Women In Pakistan appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

The tragic death of Professor Jason Arday offers important lessons for the Church about truth, compassion and the dangers of elevating individuals without sufficient scrutiny.

Sudanese Christians and their supporters used the United Nations’ annual “International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief” on Saturday to condemn what they called a growing wave of killings, abductions and attacks against Christians in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains. The post Sudan Christians Mark UN Day Amid Killings, Abductions In Nuba Mountains appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

A Premier League footballer has revealed how finding faith helped him cope with a series of injuries that kept him off the pitch for periods totalling more than three years.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has faced criticism after suggesting that Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is using Christianity to “channel anti-Muslim feeling” in Britain.

Religious freedom advocates around the world are calling for the release of Suleiman Khalil, the former mayor of a Christian town in Syria who has been held without charge for more than a year.

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Lorenzo Sewell, the pastor of 180 Church in Dearborn, Michigan, told a City Council meeting that “we have lost this city” to Sharia law, accusing local officials of favoring Muslim residents over American law.