Morning Star News East Africa Correspondent NAIROBI, Kenya, April 20, 2026 (Morning Star News) – Suspected Muslim extremists posing as moto-taxi drivers on April 9 killed an evangelist in central Uganda shortly after he preached at a gospel event, sources said.… Continue Reading
Cassidy Grom, via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) It’s a hotly debated topic in the pews and in the press. Several reports indicate a record-breaking number of conversions in some American cities. Influencers tell their followers the best place to find a… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall In 1994, in a small Rwandan town, a lady called Immaculée Ilibagiza hid in a 3 x 4 foot bathroom in a pastor’s house with seven other women, for 91 days, during the Genocide. Outside, neighbours, and people she had grown up… Continue Reading
Geoff Folland In the first article, I argued that Australia’s most effective outreach was never really about the stadium. In the second, I suggested that campaigns still matter — not because they replace relationships, but because they activate them. That… Continue Reading
Geoff Folland In the first article, I argued that Australia’s most effective outreach was never really about the stadium. The stadium functioned as a signal. The real work happened locally. That raises a reasonable leadership question: If evangelism is fundamentally… Continue Reading
The Bible Society UK “Quiet Revival” report, which claimed an upsurge in faith among young men in particular, has been retracted. Here is the withdrawal statement issued on March 26 from Paul Williams, Chief Executive Officer, Bible Society. “Earlier this… Continue Reading
Stuart Crawshaw lead pastor of Soul Revival Church, describes himself as I am a Christian, Husband, Father, Pastor, Youth Minister, Trainer, Student and Church Planter Yellow Submarine, which came out in 1969, offered an imaginative picture of a group of… Continue Reading
Launching “True North,” a new video series for men, presenter Karl Faase said when Olive Tree Media first made The Men’s Series more than 15 years ago, the word “toxic” wasn’t part of the conversation. Answering a question about a… Continue Reading
By Dave Gilchrist of CRU The ten A-frame timber tents, which provided accommodation for campers at CRU’s Lake Macquarie campsite since the 1970s, have recently disappeared, but it’s not the only change occurring at CRU (formerly “Crusaders”). After more than… Continue Reading
“Episcopal clergy and lay leaders are among the hundreds of people of faith from across the United States who have travelled to Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a day of public witness and political action on Jan. 23 in opposition to what they are… Continue Reading