|
Analysis
Five Trends to Watch: How Religious Freedom Issues May Evolve in 2025 and Beyond Trend #2 : Middle Tier Wars and Crises Will Result in Larger Numbers of Christians Caught in Collateral Violence These are conflicts that typically do not draw the intervention of great political powers. Sudan's sad civil war continues apace, with ten million people officially displaced, and no one strongly inclined to intervene. Yemen, burdened by years of conflict, has an internally displaced persons (IDP) population of 4.5 million. In Afghanistan, chronic food insecurity affects 12.4 million of the population, with Taliban leaders quoted as saying, "Just look to God for your food." As the number of wars and crises seems to be increasing, it is often the church that is the only hope of channelling enough emergency aid. The 2025 Global Christian Relief Red List. Washington, D.C.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Archives
April 2026
Categories
All
The two most crucial questions in life: Who am I? Why am I here?
Adm James Stockdale Preamble Although our own circumstances may be uneventful, the daily news never fail to remind us that we live in a troubled world; at times fraught with unimaginable pain and suffering. Scripture encourages us to pray always in the Spirit, being watchful to this end with all perseverance and supplication especially for all believers everywhere (Eph 6:18). The Greek word 'agrupneo' is the origin of the phrase "being watchful" and it means to stay awake or be sleepless. It emphasises the need for spiritual vigilance and alertness. Let us be faithful in praying. |