churches
Coverage of churches in the Nexus archive.
- AAP asks PM to rise above ‘partisan’ politics over attacks on churches
AAP MP Sanjay Singh urges the Prime Minister to prevent the misuse of anti-conversion laws to harass members of the community. The request emphasizes rising above partisan politics in addressing attacks on churches.
- Zimbabwe: Opposition Coalition Launches Campaign to Overturn Mnangagwa's Constitutional Changes
A coalition of churches, labour unions, civic groups, students, war veterans, and opposition political actors in Zimbabwe has launched a campaign to challenge constitutional amendments in court and mobilise peaceful mass action, aiming to overturn changes seen as entrenching President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rule.
- Molotov cocktails thrown at churches in Queens, one in custody: NYPD
Molotov cocktails were thrown at churches in Queens on Wednesday night, leading to the arrest of a 36-year-old man. The first incident occurred just before midnight at 97-44 75th Street, where the suspect attempted to set fire to a building with an incendiary device.
- How faith communities are helping close WA’s affordability gap
A new Washington law allows cash-strapped churches to access equity while providing nonprofits with the land needed to develop affordable housing. Faith communities and organizations are collaborating to address the state's affordability gap.
- Man accused of bringing flamethrower to High Point church had 'notebook with addresses of churches, schools,' mayor says
A man was accused of bringing a flamethrower to a High Point church and had a notebook containing addresses of churches and schools, according to the mayor. The worshippers were able to return home safely.
- Kenya: 2027 Elections - Kenyan Politicians' Presence in Places of Worship Grows
In preparation for Kenya's 2027 general elections, the country's main political leaders have increased their presence in churches across various Christian denominations. This trend reflects a strategic effort to engage with religious communities ahead of the electoral process.
- War in Lebanon: Cultural heritage at risk
The Israeli military is accused of destroying cultural and religious heritage sites, including churches, mosques, and archaeological locations, in southern Lebanon. The NGO Green Southerners documented the devastation, calling it an attack on the historic connection between local residents and their land.
- US embassy warns citizens in UK as threat level raised to ‘severe’
The US embassy in the UK has raised the threat level to 'severe' and advised citizens to avoid schools, churches, tourist locations, and to vary their travel routes.
- Has YOUR local area been taken over by Triads? Churches staffed by slaves, corner shops taken over... top detective reveals how Chinese crime gangs have secretly spread their influence across Britain - and signs to watch out for
The article discusses the alleged expansion of Chinese Triad crime gangs in Britain, claiming they have infiltrated local areas, taken over corner shops, and staffed churches with enslaved individuals. A top detective reveals covert methods of their influence spread across the country, warning of signs to identify their activities.