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Churches Respond to Colombia Quake, Ecuador Floods and Sudanese Refugees in Egypt
Churches in Colombia, Ecuador and Egypt are feeding, sheltering and supporting people hit by disaster or displacement. The Colombian quake killed at least 132 people, and a Methodist district in Egypt now serves more than 1,300 members, most of them refugees.
Egyptian Coptic Deacon Killed by ISIS in Libya for Refusing to Renounce Christ
Sources report that Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Coptic Christian deacon, was tortured and killed by ISIS-linked militants in Libya in October after refusing to convert to Islam. The case has drawn attention to threats faced by Christians and converts in Libya, Egypt and beyond.
Egyptian Christian Killed by ISIS in Libya After Refusing to Renounce Faith
Militants from ISIS killed Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Egyptian Christian, in Libya, according to advocacy groups. Reports say he refused to deny Jesus and convert to Islam, even under torture.
Five Ministries Train Native American Christians for Leadership
Five Christian ministries are investing in Native American leaders through education, discipleship and evangelism. The work is highlighted during Native American Heritage Month, according to MinistryWatch.
Survey Asks Where US Teens Turn When They Doubt Their Faith
A 2025 survey of nearly 3,000 US teenagers, run with the Fuller Youth Institute, examines how Generation Alpha handles doubt and relationships. Political scientist Ryan Burge reports on the data.
American and Ukrainian Chaplains Serve Soldiers Near Ukraine's Frontlines
Ukrainian American chaplain Mikhail Pavenko and others minister to troops near the front as drone attacks rise. Ukraine has about 40 percent fewer chaplains than it needs.