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- Refugee Resettlement Begins to Rebound After Historic LowsStill, fewer persecuted Christians have been able to flee to the US.Bob Smietana - Religion News Service|
- In Federal Court, a Baptist Judge Weighs the Future of US ImmigrationThe Texas suit reflects a broader evangelical debate over how many strangers are too many to welcome.Andy Olsen|
- A Russian Pastor Spoke Out Against Putin’s Invasion. It Cost Him His Church.Mikhail Manzurin prayed for Ukraine during church services and eventually fled to the United States.Sophia Lee|españolFrançaisрусскийУкраїнська
- Extremists Are Destroying Indian Christians’ Homes and Shattering Their LivesFor nearly two decades, mob violence has driven believers from their communities and upended their sense of security.Surinder Kaur|
- Ukrainian Refugees Find Christian Welcome—in RussiaOffering food and shelter, Russian evangelicals are caring for the Donbas’s displaced. But in the face of Ukrainian frustration, dare they offer pastors for its empty pulpits?Jayson Casper|
- Manipur Christians: ‘The Violence Has Shattered Us’Many from India’s tribal Kuki community have fled their homes. Amid ongoing violence, returning isn’t an option.Surinder Kaur|
- US Slavic Churches Booming with Ukrainian War RefugeesOne generation of Soviet refugees is welcoming another.Emily Belz|русскийУкраїнська
- As Churches Offer Refuge, Sudanese Christians Refine Theology of War“Already but not yet” takes on new meaning as violence scatters believers from Khartoum to corners of Sudan where biblical application has long been lived.Jayson Casper|
- North Carolina Baptists Offer Vacant Church Buildings to RefugeesChristians are helping address affordable housing shortages by opening up their spaces to families from Afghanistan and elsewhere.Yonat Shimron - Religion News Service|
- Khartoum Churches Damaged as Sudan Descends Closer to Civil WarAs foreigners evacuate, Sudanese Christians remain caught in the crossfire of rival generals.Jayson Casper|
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