Swedish church leaders are calling on the government to cease negotiations with the Taliban regarding deportations, arguing that migration policy should not depend on agreements with oppressive regimes.

Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, has refuted speculation that he would hand over church leadership to his biological children, asserting that God will choose the ministry's next leader.

A discussion in Serbia explores the phenomenon of venerating the Belt of the Theotokos, suggesting that believers' devotion does not necessarily equate to support for the church leadership or the current regime.

Theologian Paul Zulehner discusses the tension between disciplinary law and pastoral necessities regarding celibacy, the fairness of church leadership, and why marriage for priests wouldn't solve all problems.

A shutdown in Manipur has disrupted vehicular movement along National Highway 2, stranding approximately 300 vehicles in the Senapati and Kangpokpi districts. The protest was triggered by the killings of church leaders in the region.

Manipur is facing a severe crisis as the tragic deaths of three church leaders and a civilian have escalated tensions, leading to a wave of retaliatory kidnappings and reports of over 38 people held hostage.

An ambush in Manipur, India, resulted in the deaths of three church leaders and injuries to four others as they were returning from a conference, triggering shutdowns in the area.

Three people were killed and several injured in an ambush by suspected militants in Manipur, India. The attack targeted church leaders returning from a conference in the Kangpokpi district.

The Diocese of Calapan has awarded renewable energy projects to seven parishes in Oriental Mindoro, marking a significant step towards clean and sustainable power, spearheaded by Bishop Moises Cuevas and other church leaders.

A proposed Christian marriage bill in Pakistan is encountering opposition, with church leaders demanding broader reforms beyond just the marriage age in the 153-year-old law.

A dispute has erupted between BJP and Church leaders in Kerala after former MLA PC George and his son accused a bishop of secretly urging nunneries to vote for the Congress-led UDF, raising questions about growing tensions.

Heiner Wilmer, who also chairs the German Bishops' Conference, has been appointed as the new Bishop of Münster by Pope Leo XIV. His move to Münster highlights concerns within the church about a lack of suitable leadership.

BAGUIO CITY—Church leaders have petitioned the local government to prohibit advertisements promoting all forms of gambling in the city, reasserting a public-backed antigambling stance that dates back to the destructive 1990 Luzon earthquake. According to the Baguio City Ecumenical Council, it has “consistently upheld its principled stand opposing all forms of gambling, recognizing its harmful

A pastor in Korea has been referred to prosecutors for allegedly bribing a senior police officer to investigate a rival pastor for embezzlement amidst a church leadership dispute.

Bishop Arsenije (Glavčić) of Niš, appointed administrator of the Žiča Diocese by the Holy Synod of Bishops, has taken control, with reports indicating Bishop Teodosije opposed the removal of Bishop Justin.

A village in Manipur has been torched as new tensions erupt between the Naga and Kuki communities near border areas, following earlier ambushes that killed three church leaders and a Naga man.

Ayo Akerele's article warns that if church leaders do not address current issues, the younger generation may lead to apostasy and the decline of Christian influence in Nigeria. The author suggests that the church is in the hands of angry youths.

An analysis explores the problematic relationship between the state and churches in Hungary, arguing that church leaders have become subservient to political power instead of acting as credible social and moral actors.

The article discusses a significant transition within the Georgian Orthodox Church, signaling a shift in leadership from Ilia II to Shio III.

A commentary suggests it's time for the church in Hungary to experience existence without political pressure, questioning how Hungarian church leaders lost credibility by aligning closely with Fidesz-KDNP politics and moving away from biblical teachings.

Theologian Vukašin Milićević stated on N1 Studio live that the Serbian Orthodox Church leadership is an integral part of the regime, and priests are sent to monasteries as punishment, highlighting the issue of Bishop Justin at the regular session of the Holy Synod.

Suspected militants have reportedly gunned down three church leaders in Kangpokpi, Manipur, and killed a civilian in Noney amidst ongoing violence in the region.

Three church leaders were shot dead in Manipur's Kangpokpi district while returning from a conference in Churachandpur, after their vehicles were attacked midway.

Bishop Moises Cuevas and church leaders in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines, are spearheading a transition to solar energy across seven parishes, viewing it as both a practical and moral imperative.

Environmental groups and church leaders in Quezon province have expressed concern over the Department of Energy's (DOE) openness to lift its moratorium on building new coal-fired power plants amidst the ongoing oil crisis.

A coalition of Apostolic church leaders in Ghana has issued a declaration in support of President John Mahama, following the reported withdrawal of an honorary doctorate by Lincoln University in Pennsylvania due to his stance on LGBTQI+ ideologies.

A group of church leaders has criticized Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, for the channel's climate attacks, his "misleading" statements, and his hedge fund's £1.8 billion fossil fuel investments.

In 2014, the Church was warned not to permit the Islamists to form a government in Nigeria. Sadly, some influential Church leaders disdained the warning and condemned the messenger. Twelve years after that warning, it is clear that that messenger was not “playing politics”, as alleged. Now, Christians are being given another warning. The Islamists […] The post A second wake-up call to Nigerian church leaders, By Bosun Emmanuel and Ayo Akerele appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Ghana’s Ambassador to the United States, Victor Emmanuel Smith, has issued a stirring call to action for the Ghanaian diaspora, urging church leaders to become active architects of the nation’s future.

The article criticizes the increasing politicization of religious spaces, urging church leaders to prevent the erosion of the pulpit's sanctity during worship.

Chinese authorities have detained two leaders of a prominent Protestant church in Sichuan after police raided a service over the weekend, according to a rights group, marking the latest incident in a crackdown on unofficial Christian organizations.

Norwegian police recently broke an ancient tradition by forcibly removing Suel Kassembo from church asylum, marking the first such incident after a rule change and causing distress among church leaders.

An analyst in Serbia stated that the veneration of the Cincture of the Theotokos by believers does not signify support for the church leadership or the current regime, emphasizing the independent faith of the populace.

A hostage standoff has occurred in Manipur, with tensions escalating a day after the killing of church leaders in the region.

Over 100 pastors, church leaders, and religious representatives from across the Philippines gathered in Bulacan for a Bible forum organized by the International Pastors Association for Peace (IPAP), advocating for unity and peace.

Church leaders in Kenya have called for restraint in political discourse, urging the opposition to cease personal attacks against the Head of State and encouraging Gen Z to register as voters.

The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) is preparing to host the second edition of its DOULOS Conference from March 24th to 26th, 2026, at the ICGC Christ Temple East. The conference aims to raise enduring church leaders.

The youth wing of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (NDSS) has appealed to the Patriarch and the Serbian Orthodox Church leadership for increased involvement in the issue of Kosovo and Metohija.

Right-wing groups are openly criticizing the Serbian Orthodox Church leadership for its closeness to Serbian President Vučić, leading to speculation within church circles about punitive measures against Metropolitan Joanikije.