Christianity
PFN praises Netanyahu's call against killing of Christians in Nigeria
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The President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has commended Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for urging an end to the killing of Christians in Nigeria, calling it a timely intervention. Christian leaders highlight ongoing insecurity but note improvements this Christmas season.
Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, has urged Nigerians to seek God's mercy for a complete turnaround in the new year. He highlighted the role of divine mercy in the survival of boxer Anthony Joshua from a fatal crash. The call came during a special thanksgiving service in Lagos.
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Two Christian leaders published opinion pieces in Folha de S.Paulo reflecting on the meaning of Christmas, emphasizing Jesus' humble incarnation and its relevance to contemporary human issues like vulnerability and solidarity.
Éric Zemmour and Jérôme Fourquet clash over France's dechristianization in an interview for Le Figaro Magazine. Once the 'eldest daughter of the Church', the country is among the most dechristianized in the West. Zemmour calls for a spiritual surge, while Fourquet notes renewed interest but doubts rechristianization is possible.
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The '1,000 Reasons to Believe' festival, promoting Christian faith, is the subject of a curious story reported by Le Monde. Backed by Nice mayor Christian Estrosi, the event raises questions about its organization and funding. The article delves into the origins and controversies surrounding this initiative.