Tommy Brooksbank Articles
Churches in Germany Re-open Without Handshakes Amid Pandemic
Churches in Germany reopen this week in keeping with the federal republic's easing the restrictions on gatherings amid the Covid-19 pandemic. 
China Jails Journalist For 15 Years Ahead of World Press Freedom Day
Authorities in the central Chinese province of Hunan handed down a 15-year jail term to a journalist who made critical comments on social media, just days ahead of World Press Freedom Day on May 3. 
Seoul's Trendy Cafe Churches Cater to Korea's Youth
Seoul, South Korea- Coffee grounds, an electric bass guitar, and the Gospel? It's an uncommon set up for a church. Sunday service, after all, is traditionally a formal affair for Christians in the country
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11 Christians killed in Nigeria's Plateau state, sources say
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