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At 8:40 a.m. on August 26, pastor Rajan Guru was sitting with friends about a 30-minute walk down the slope from his house in Halde Kalika, a village in Nepal’s Nuwakot district, when police came warning people to evacuate. “Most of the people near the riverside did not take the warning seriously,” said Guru, who Read more. The post Pastors in Nepal Mourn the Missing as Flood Deaths Top 1,100 appeared first on Christianity Today
With the help of Catholic abuse survivors, Protestant survivors of abuse have created their own database of church leaders accused of sexual abuse. Chellee Taylor, who has shared the story of her abuse by a Southern Baptist pastor in 2023 and won a settlement from the church, spearheaded the database. “I don’t want to Read more. The post Church Abuse Survivors Launch Protestant Database appeared first on Christianity Today
One summer morning, Win Kaari, a clinician at Chogoria Hospital in rural Kenya, grabbed a sip of tea between seeing patients who were lined up on outdoor benches. She thanked a friend for buying her chapati bread to go with her tea—the friend used to work with Kaari caring for HIV patients, but after US Read more. The post African Doctors Imagine Their Health Systems With a Less Involved US appeared first on Christianity Today
The article explores the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations, arguing that attempts to isolate or weaken Iran through sanctions and military pressure are unlikely to succeed due to the country's resilience and regional dynamics.