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Christians in China celebrated on July 9th the feast day of Chinese Martyrs, 120 people persecuted for their faith and killed between 1648 and 1930.

Two Christian charities in the UK have teamed up to highlight the global church response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Christians in India launched a national day to promote unity among believers amid heightened persecution in the country.

A recent study showed that free churches in Switzerland have supported thousands of people in the country and, as a result, helped the government save money during the pandemic.

Canada mourns as two more Catholic churches located in Indigenous communities were burned overnight.

Croatia received 5,500 applications after announcing a scholarship program for young persecuted Christians from developing countries in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

A recent survey of single Christians in the UK revealed that they are satisfied with how their churches responded to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The UK government has opened a consultation to know the public's opinion on making it mandatory for houses of worship to set up new security measures to prevent terror attacks.

Humanitarian and faith leaders around the world signed a joint declaration calling for "equitable vaccine distribution."

Christians all over the world gear up for the 6th Thy Kingdom Come Prayer movement, an annual event of evangelization happening on May 13-23, 2021.