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Hope For Persecuted Christians? Nigerian Pastor, Wife Score Victory After 3 Years Behind Bars A pastor and his wife have scored a significant victory in Nigeria after being acquitted of wrongdoing based on accusations they kidnapped and proselytized a 12-year-old girl.

Russia Kidnaps 30,000+ Ukrainian Children to Erase Their Identities: Kremlin Accused of 'Genocide' It's been more than two years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Among the victims are thousands of Ukrainian children taken from their homes, and some survivors are now sharing their stories. Three of them spoke with CBN News on a recent visit to Washington to raise awareness.  

Christian Conservationists Lead Rescue Effort as Half of Migratory Species Decline Nearly half of the world's migratory species are declining in what many scientists see as the beginning of a major extinction event. 

Christian Persecution in Nigeria Intensifies as Colleges Reportedly Ban Christian Worship With persecution intensifying in Nigeria, many Christians face amplified social pressures. The latest example centers on two government colleges. Sean Nelson, legal counsel for ADF International, warns of dangerous, anti-Christian bias on these campuses.

Christian Medical Ministry in Haiti Fights off Armed Attackers, Pleads for 'People to Pray' A Christian ministry in Haiti recently came under attack from nearly a dozen violent, armed gang members, but security personnel were able to stop them and save the lives of at least 120 staff members. 

Moscow Concert Massacre: US Border Chief Very Concerned a Similar Attack Could Happen Here Four men accused of staging the Russia concert hall attack Friday that killed more than 130 people appeared before a Moscow court showing signs of severe beatings. What has U.S. leaders very concerned is the possibility that a similar terrorist massacre could happen here in the U.S. or against Americans overseas. 

Massacre, Manhunt and Mourning: How Russia's Deadliest Attack in Years Unfolded over the Weekend It was minutes before the start of a concert by the popular rock band, Picnic, at a massive auditorium at Crocus City Hall, an entertainment complex on the northwestern outskirts of Moscow. Then, concertgoer Dave Primov heard the first popping sounds, but thought it was fireworks. As events unfolded, it became clear that it was the deadliest attack on Russian soil in years.