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  Europe Society & Culture

  As Paris Olympics 2024 kick off, anti-trafficking network calls on Christians to help combat sexual exploitation

  By Chris Eyte

  As the 2024 Olympics have officially started in Paris, France, an evangelical anti-human trafficking network is calling attention to the often unseen side effects of sporting events: a significant increase in exploitation.

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  Europe Religious Freedom

  Christian in UK banned from teaching for ‘misgendering’ student

  By Chris Eyte

  A High Court judge in England on Thursday (July 25) upheld a ban on Christian Joshua Sutcliffe from teaching following his dismissal for refusing to use the preferred pronoun of a schoolgirl identifying as a boy.

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  Europe Church & Missions

  Evangelicals from across Germany are gathering at the annual Alliance Conference for Scripture, encouragement and fellowship

  By Chris Eyte

  Last year, Frank Heinrich met an older man at the Alliance Conference who told him it was the 38th time he’d visited the near annual event – proof, if needed, of its popularity for German Christians needing more fellowship, accurate Bible teaching, and both a refreshment and refocus in life. “It’s a tradition for some people because they can be inspired there,” Heinrich, a Salvation Army pastor by calling, told Christian Daily International. He is co-leader of Evangelische Allianz Deutschland [

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  Europe Religious Freedom

  Russia begins demolishing of church building in occupied Crimea

  By Jack Bethel

  Russian occupation forces began dismantling a worship building of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) in the Crimean city of Yevpatoria on Sunday (July 21), according to published reports.

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  US & Canada Europe Family & Children

  Why do churches see the menopause as a taboo subject when half the world’s population experience it?

  By Chris Eyte

  The Church still finds menopause experiences a taboo subject, according to Karen Markiewicz, chaplain, missionary and author of a soon-to-be-published book on the relationship between the menopause and spiritual formation. Markiewicz spoke to Christian Daily International about the struggles endured by women during menopause and how to find a Christian perspective when the wider Church seems to offer little support. 

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  Europe Religious Freedom

  Boatman attacks evangelizing Christians on Lake Constance, Germany

  By Chris Eyte

  A man angry with a group of Christians reading Bible verses with a megaphone on their boat off the German shores of Lake Constance rammed his boat into theirs three times, causing one of them to fall overboard, slightly injuring his leg.