Nordic–Baltic church bodies describe a more restrictive migration climate
CCME members reported fewer asylum applications, tighter rules, and growing local-church concern about exclusion and belonging.
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CCME members reported fewer asylum applications, tighter rules, and growing local-church concern about exclusion and belonging.
Read moreThe Muslim Ministry Network gathered Christian leaders and practitioners for training in witness, discipleship, and engagement with Muslim communities.
Read moreBiltmore Church reported 458 baptisms at a September 13 outdoor service in western North Carolina, its largest one-day total in 137 years.
Read moreOpen Doors reported that officials raided a Central Asian church seminar for children and teenagers, questioned participants, and opened a legal case.
Read moreOpen Doors reports that Hysam, a 16-year-old deaf Christian in Central Asia, was expelled from home after becoming a Christian and being baptized.
Read moreThe International Mission Board publicly recognized 46 missionaries at a September 16 sending celebration in Virginia, including workers headed to sensitive locations.
Read moreEurostat counted about 44.8 million foreign citizens living in EU countries at the start of 2025.
Read moreOfficial discussions and labor data point to an increasingly organized legal migration corridor from Bangladesh to Italy.
Read moreCroatia’s Protestant Evangelical Council discussed evangelism, theological education, new ministers, and stronger cooperation among churches.
Read moreThe Commission proposed temporary procedural flexibility for sudden mass migration deliberately engineered by outside actors.
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