Incheon Jeil church commissions second cohort of

Incheon Jeil church commissions second cohort of "Vision Missionaries"

Incheon Jeil Church, led by Senior Pastor Lee Jaeil, held a commissioning service on June 29 for its second cohort of “Vision Missionaries,” a ministry initiative aimed at equipping lay Christians to live missionally in their everyday lives.

Massacre in Benue sparks fears of renewed attacks on christians in central Nigeria

Tensions are rising across central Nigeria following a brutal massacre in the village of Yelwata, Benue State, where up to 200 civilians—most of them Christians—were reportedly killed in a late-night assault. According to The Christian Post (CP), the attack is among the deadliest in the region in recent years and has heightened fears of further large-scale violence targeting Christian communities.

Massacre in Benue sparks fears of renewed attacks on christians in central Nigeria

East China Church Requires Real-Name Registration for Sermon Access

A Church in East China recently announced that, in accordance with policy requirements, believers must register with their real name on the church's official website to gain permission to listen to audio sermons through WeChat posts.

East China Church Requires Real-Name Registration for Sermon Access

South Korea opens its first Holocaust Museum, marking a new chapter in historical memory

In a significant step toward global historical remembrance, South Korea has opened its first Holocaust museum in the city of Paju, near the border with North Korea.

South Korea opens its first Holocaust Museum, marking a new chapter in historical memory
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