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Tuesday, 28 July 2026

US Condemns Killing of Nigerian Pastor’s 9 Relatives, Urges Protection of Christians

The United States has denounced the killing of nine relatives of Nigerian pastor Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, who previously warned that “fear has become a way of life” for communities.

1 Killed, 29 Injured in Berlin Pride Festival Attack by Man Who Tried to Join ISIS
German authorities say a man who drove a van into people near Berlin’s pride festival before attacking others with a machete had previously attempted to travel to Syria.
Israel Seeks Closer Ties With Christian Denominations Ahead of 2030 Baptism Jubilee
Israel has begun preparations for the 2,000th anniversary of Jesus’ baptism in 2030, launching an initiative to welcome millions of Christian pilgrims and deepen ties with global churches.
Robert Jeffress’ Pathway to Victory Earns YouTube Gold Award After Reaching 1 Million Subscribers
Pastor Robert Jeffress’ Pathway to Victory ministry has surpassed 1 million YouTube subscribers, earning the platform’s Gold Creator Award, while Jeffress leads the 16,000-member First Baptist Dallas.

44% of Practicing Christians Use AI, but Only 12% of Pastors Feel Equipped to Guide Them

44% of Practicing Christians Use AI, but Only 12% of Pastors Feel Equipped to Guide Them

Practicing Christians use artificial intelligence more frequently than most Americans in both their personal and professional lives, while nearly half say they would trust the technology to support their spiritual growth. Researchers found that practicing Christians use AI more often than their pastors, but still want their guidance on engaging with the technology.

DOJ Expands Religious Liberty Guidance With New Protections for Parental Rights
The U.S. Department of Justice has released revised religious liberty guidance for federal executive agencies, adding protections for parents and incorporating several recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings. The document introduces a new principle addressing parents’ authority over their children’s religious education and upbringing.
Ministries Mobilize Thousands for Europe-Wide Street Evangelism Campaign to Reach 1 Million
Christian ministries and churches across Europe are working together in a monthlong evangelism initiative known as “The Million Month,” seeking to share the Gospel in person with one million people throughout July. The outreach is underway in major cities and regional communities across the continent.
Pastors Less Exhausted, but Vocational Satisfaction Remains at Its Lowest Level in a Decade
Despite improvements in exhaustion and confidence in their calling, Protestant pastors continue to struggle with vocational satisfaction, personal well-being and supportive relationships, a new study finds. More than half of respondents, 52%, said they most needed help maintaining their physical and mental health.

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