Catholic Bishops Rebuke Gov. Healey Over Abortion Law Allowing Procedures After 24 Weeks

Cissie Graham Lynch Vows to Defend Religious Freedom at Senate Confirmation Hearing
Christian Woman Freed After Four Years of Abuse and Religious Coercion in Eastern Congo

Ugandan troops have freed a Christian woman who endured more than four years of sexual abuse and forced religious conversion efforts after being kidnapped by the Allied Democratic Forces in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. International Christian Concern reported that Katungu Mbaka Darke was rescued. European Evangelical Alliance Warns LGBTI Strategy Could Threaten Religious Freedom

The European Evangelical Alliance (EEA) has raised concerns that the Council of Europe’s first Strategy for the Equal Rights of LGBTI People (2027-2032) could affect the freedom of expression of Christians who seek to live by biblical convictions in the council’s 46 member states. Tatiana Kopaleishvili, the EEA’s representative to the EU in Brussels, said. Federal Judge Strikes Down Tennessee’s Ban on Religious Charter Schools

A federal judge has declared Tennessee’s restriction on religious charter schools unconstitutional, siding with a Christian nonprofit seeking to establish a school. U.S. District Judge Charles Atchley ruled that the Knox County Board of Education cannot enforce the state’s requirement that charter schools operate without religious affiliation.
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