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Street Preacher Assaulted by Pedestrian During Outreach in West Hollywood’s LGBT District

An Arizona-based street evangelism ministry says members of its team were attacked while sharing the Gospel in West Hollywood’s LGBT “Rainbow District.”

Museum of the Bible to Host Jordan Biblical Heritage Exhibit in Early 2027
The Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., is preparing to host a major international exhibition highlighting Jordan’s biblical and Christian heritage after signing an agreement.
House Republicans Urge South Korea to Lift Exit Ban on Former U.S. Ambassador Morse Tan
Several Republican members of Congress have urged South Korea to lift an exit ban preventing former U.S. Ambassador Morse H. Tan from leaving the country while he faces a criminal defamation case involving remarks allegedly made in the U.S.
Three Men Cleared in Mob Killing of Christian Couple Burned Alive in Pakistan
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has released a ruling explaining its decision to acquit three Muslim men who had been sentenced to death for the 2014 killing of a Christian couple burned alive in a brick kiln.

YouVersion Grows Latin America Partnerships, Says “Next Billion” Will Come in 5 Years

YouVersion is expanding its presence across Latin America through new partnerships with churches, ministries and Christian media organizations, as leaders gathered in Mexico City last week to discuss ways to make Scripture more accessible across the region. The Aug. 18 gathering at the Más Vida CDMX auditorium brought together representatives.

Watchdog Raises Alarm Over CCP-Linked Student Exchange Program in American Schools
China is influencing American K-12 classrooms and universities to shape how Americans view the country. Defending Education released its report "Little Red Classrooms" Thursday, stating that at least 83 universities and 26 K-12 schools across 30 states have participated in China's Young Envoys Scholarship (YES) program.
Court Backs Faith Groups in Challenge to ICE Church Enforcement Policy
A federal appeals court has upheld a temporary restriction preventing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement from carrying out enforcement operations at certain houses of worship under a policy allowing actions at churches, schools and other community sites. The religious organizations challenged the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Over 50 Christian, Muslim Leaders Sign Interfaith Peace Deal in Nigeria
More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria have signed a peace agreement designed to strengthen religious coexistence and discourage hate speech and extremism ahead of the country’s 2027 election. The accord was signed Aug. 13 in Abuja at an event organized by the Saudi-based Muslim World League.