Tag: Religion


  • Beijing Mosque and Kelantan Chinese Community: Shared Faith

    Beijing Mosque and Kelantan Chinese Community: Shared Faith

    Beijing Mosque: A symbol of shared faith in a diverse landscape In the heart of Kelantan, a state known for its devout adherence to Islam, the Beijing Mosque stands as more than a place of worship. It is a living emblem of coexistence, where Muslim residents gather for prayer and non-Muslim neighbors observe the rhythm…

  • First Time In 25 Years: Morning Prayers at Joseph’s Tomb

    First Time In 25 Years: Morning Prayers at Joseph’s Tomb

    Overview: A Historic Morning at Joseph’s Tomb In a moment that drew widespread attention from worshippers and observers alike, the Shacharit morning prayer was held at Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem for the first time in 25 years. The event, which took place overnight and into Thursday morning, marked a milestone in a long-standing religious ritual…

  • Pope Leo XIV Urges SACBC to Honor Early Missionaries

    Pope Leo XIV Urges SACBC to Honor Early Missionaries

    Pope Leo XIV Calls SACBC to Build on Missionary Legacy Johannesburg, 26 January 2026 — In a passionate address to the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC), Pope Leo XIV urged bishops across Southern Africa to preserve and advance the heritage of the region’s earliest missionaries. The pope underscored that the zeal and commitment of…

  • Adom Kyei Duah Apologises to Ghana Armed Forces After Viral Church Parade

    Adom Kyei Duah Apologises to Ghana Armed Forces After Viral Church Parade

    Prophet Adom Kyei Duah’s Public Apology Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei Duah, the leader of a prominent Ghanaian church, addressed a recent controversy involving his 31st-night service. During Sunday’s service, he publicly apologized to the Ghana Armed Forces after a viral video depicted uniformed congregants taking part in a parade that drew widespread scrutiny. The apology…

  • Harare Zimbabwe Temple Opens: A New Era for Latter-day Saints in Southern Africa

    Harare Zimbabwe Temple Opens: A New Era for Latter-day Saints in Southern Africa

    Opening Moment: A Milestone for Latter-day Saints in Zimbabwe The long-awaited Harare Zimbabwe Temple has opened its doors, marking a pivotal moment for Latter-day Saints in Zimbabwe and neighboring regions. For decades, members in this part of Southern Africa journeyed to Johannesburg for temple ordinances. The new Harare temple changes that reality, bringing sacred ordinances…

  • Amid ICE clashes, bishop urges clergy to prepare their wills

    Amid ICE clashes, bishop urges clergy to prepare their wills

    Urgency in the pews as clashes intensify In the midst of rising tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, a New Hampshire bishop has issued a sobering call to clergy nationwide: prepare your wills. Bishop Rob Hirschfeld of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire addressed a growing sense of uncertainty among faith leaders who serve communities at the…

  • Bishop Urges Clergy to Prepare Wills Amid ICE Clashes, Sparking National Conversation

    Bishop Urges Clergy to Prepare Wills Amid ICE Clashes, Sparking National Conversation

    Overview: A Provocative Call in Troubling Times In the wake of intensified tensions and clashes involving immigration enforcement, a New Hampshire Episcopal bishop has issued a stark, practical warning to clergy: prepare your wills. Bishop Rob Hirschfeld’s message, delivered during a gathering in Concord, NH, has reverberated beyond his diocese, eliciting both praise and sharp…

  • President Oaks Dedicates the Burley Idaho Temple

    President Oaks Dedicates the Burley Idaho Temple

    Overview of the Dedication On Sunday, January 11, 2025, President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated the Burley Idaho Temple, marking a historic milestone as his first temple dedication since becoming church president. The ceremony drew members from across the region and highlighted the temple’s role as a…

  • Photojournalist Dies Covering Nazarene Procession in Manila

    Photojournalist Dies Covering Nazarene Procession in Manila

    A Tragic Moment During Traslacion A photojournalist died yesterday while documenting activities surrounding the annual Traslacion, the procession that marks the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene in Manila. The incident occurred during a day of heavy crowds, marching bands, and religious fervor that fills the streets with color and emotion each January. Authorities identified the…

  • Tommy Robinson Finds Jesus in Prison: Churches Respond

    Tommy Robinson Finds Jesus in Prison: Churches Respond

    Overview: A Claim that Divides and Diverts Attention A growing narrative around Tommy Robinson has sparked fresh debate across religious communities and political circles. Robinson, a controversial anti-migrant figure, has publicly claimed that he found Jesus during his time in prison. The assertion has reverberated beyond his core supporters, prompting a mix of skepticism, concern,…