South Korea opens its first Holocaust Museum, marking a new chapter in historical memory
In a significant step toward global historical remembrance, South Korea has opened its first Holocaust museum in the city of Paju, near the border with North Korea.
Korea's largest christian umbrella group urges responsible voting ahead of presidential election
The Christian Council of Korea (CCK), one of the country's largest Christian umbrella organizations, released an official statement on May 16 outlining its position on the upcoming 21st presidential election. The statement emphasized the importance of responsible voting, policy-focused campaigning, and clear stances on moral and social issues.
In China, Worshippers Pack Historic Church for Daybreak Service
At 5:15 a.m., before the first light of dawn had pierced the darkness, my friend and I bundled up in our coats and stepped into the brisk morning air. The city was still asleep, and the shops remained shuttered.
'Pray With Us': Chinese Christians Share How the Global Church Can Support Them
For decades, the global Christian community has faithfully prayed for the church in China, from concerns over religious freedom to hopes for mission breakthroughs. Yet while prayer points have been many, the voices are less often heard.
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From Wenzhou to Osaka: A Chinese Evangelist Says, “I’m Tentmaking in Japan, Waiting for Revival”
The Gospel Herald interviewed Jiang Dao, a post-80s Chinese evangelist now living in Osaka, Japan, to learn why he left Wenzhou—often considered a “saturated” land of faith—and how he continues to pursue his missionary calling in a spiritually indifferent Japan.
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Churches Across China Mark Good Friday With Worship, Reflection, Plays
In China, it is a tradition for most registered churches to hold worship services on Good Friday each year to commemorate the Passion of Jesus.
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Taiwanese Pastor Hui Lan Wu encourages greater inclusion of women and young leaders in missions at COALA3.0
Taiwanese pastor Hui Lan Wu, a younger voice in global missions leadership, brought a fresh perspective to COALA3.0 this year. She encouraged greater inclusion of women, young people, and Chinese-speaking congregations in the future of global missions collaboration.
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Martyrs leader found dead in India, spark concern for christian safety
In a sobering development underscoring the risks faced by Christian leaders in hostile regions, the head of the India chapter of Voice of the Martyrs was found dead in his home last week.
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Korean church council urges restoration of representative democracy following presidential
The Communion of Churches in Korea (CCIK), led by President Rev. Kim Jong-hyuk, released an official statement on April 4 respecting the Constitutional Court’s decision to remove President Yoon Suk-yeol from office.
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Korean husband leaps over collapsing bridge to save his family, 'Thank God'
Last month, a South Korean man found himself in a life-or-death situation during a massive earthquake in Myanmar. In a dramatic moment, he leaped over a collapsing bridge to escape the disaster. In a later interview, he expressed deep gratitude, saying, "I thank God for saving me."
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Indian pastor found dead under mysterious circumstances after raising safety concerns; Government launches probe
A well-known pastor in India has been found dead under suspicious circumstances, just weeks after expressing concerns for his safety. His death has sparked widespread outrage, prompting authorities to launch an official investigation.
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South Korea’s tragic wildfire: Grave visitor’s mishap suspected as cause
What began as an ordinary visit to an ancestral grave has turned into one of South Korea’s most devastating wildfires in recent years. Authorities suspect that a visitor paying respects at a family burial site accidentally ignited dry grass, setting off a chain of events that led to widespread destruction.
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Christian village leader kidnapped at gunpoint found dead in Nigeria
A Christian village leader who was kidnapped in central Nigeria has been found dead, raising concerns about ongoing violence against Christian communities in the region.
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Massacres in Syria: Over 1,000 dead, including Christians and Alawites
Syria’s coastal regions have been devastated by a series of massacres, with reports indicating that over 1,000 people—many from Christian and Alawite communities—have been killed in brutal attacks. Entire families have been wiped out, and survivors are fleeing in search of safety as sectarian violence escalates.
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Horror in Congo: ISIS-linked militants behead 70 Christians in church massacre
At least 70 Christians were brutally beheaded in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in a massacre carried out by Islamist militants affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS), according to multiple reports from humanitarian organizations and local sources. The attack, which took place in the eastern province of North Kivu, saw victims murdered inside a church, leaving their headless bodies behind as a chilling warning.
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In South Korea, 7-Year-Old Elementary School Girl Fatally Stabbed... The Culprit is a 'Teacher'
On February 10, a tragic incident unfolded at an elementary school in Daegu, South Korea, where a 7-year-old girl was brutally stabbed multiple times by her teacher. The attack, which took place inside the school premises, has sent shockwaves across the nation.
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Egypt Frees Christian Convert Jailed for Three Years Over Social Media Post
After spending three years behind bars for a Facebook post about leaving Islam, Egyptian Christian convert Abdulbaqi Saeed Abdo has been released—but his legal troubles are far from over.
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Trump Signs Laken Riley Act – Stricter Immigration Enforcement.. 'Impact on Christians?'
The United States Congress has passed the Laken Riley Act, a bill aimed at strengthening law enforcement measures against undocumented immigrants involved in criminal activities. Former President Donald Trump has officially signed the bill, reinforcing the federal government’s authority to detain and deport undocumented individuals with criminal records. The bill was introduced following the tragic murder of college student Laken Riley in Georgia, a case that has fueled national debates over imm