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U.S. Congressional Hearing Highlights Crisis in North Korean Human Rights Movement

The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan human rights body under the U.S. Congress, held a hearing on North Korean human rights in Washington, D.C.

Christian Man Imprisoned, Held Suspended in “Crucifixion” Position for Converting in Egypt
An Egyptian man who converted from Islam to Christianity is now on trial in Cairo, facing serious charges tied to his faith and efforts to change his religious designation on identity papers.
Pushpay Expands Church Engagement Capabilities with Acquisition of Nurture.io
Pushpay has announced the acquisition of Nurture.io, a pastoral care and engagement platform designed to help churches re-engage members in pastoral care and member engagement.
UK Court Overturns Conviction of Christian Pro-Life Activist in Free Speech Case
A court ruling has cleared a Christian pro-life activist of a prior conviction related to sending graphic images. A High Court judge has overturned the conviction of David Skinner, who had been prosecuted for graphic abortion-related images.

Rep. Young Kim Vows to Be the ‘Voice’ for North Korean Defectors, Pushes Human Rights Act

On the afternoon of the 29th, the fourth day of the 23rd North Korea Freedom Week, a “North Korea Freedom Week Delegation Congressional Roundtable” was held at 2:30 p.m. at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, D.C., co-hosted by Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) and Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA).

King Charles III Delivers First Address to Congress: “Christian Faith Is a Firm Anchor”
King Charles III delivered a speech to a joint session of Congress in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday during his multi-day visit to the United States, marking his first official state visit as monarch. The visit, which included Queen Camilla, was extended at the invitation of Donald Trump to underscore the longstanding alliance between the two nations.
Lost Pages of Apostle Paul’s Letters Recovered, Offering Insight Into Early Christian Scripture
An international team of scholars has uncovered dozens of previously lost pages from one of the earliest New Testament manuscripts, providing new understanding of how early Christians engaged with biblical texts. The project, led by the University of Glasgow, successfully recovered 42 missing pages from Codex H.
Federal Judge Allows Christian Foster Parents’ Lawsuit Over Washington Policy to Proceed
A federal judge has declined to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Christian couple who argue they were denied a full foster care license in Washington due to their religious beliefs regarding gender and sexuality. David G. Estudillo of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington rejected the state’s motion to dismiss the case.