“Thank you for keeping the Christian presence alive in Jerusalem”

Life in Jerusalem’s Old City is difficult for the Christians who continue to live there, many of whom are poor...
Life in Jerusalem’s Old City is difficult for the Christians who continue to live there, many of whom are poor...

125 years of evangelisation in Burkina Faso: A Church full of life, despite terrorism and violence

Archbishop Dabiré of Bobo-Dioulasso explained the concept to the ACN delegation invited to take part in the event...
Archbishop Dabiré of Bobo-Dioulasso explained the concept to the ACN delegation invited to take part in the event...

Sierra Leone: ACN helps Church face trauma after “senseless war”

“The people preferred to have elections before peace, so that following elections a new government could negotiate with the rebels.”...
“The people preferred to have elections before peace, so that following elections a new government could negotiate with the rebels.”...

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Holy Land | 
2 April, 2025
“Thank you for keeping the Christian presence alive in Jerusalem”
Life in Jerusalem’s Old City is difficult for the Christians who continue to live there, many of whom are poor...
Burkina Faso | 
28 March, 2025
125 years of evangelisation in Burkina Faso: A Church full of life, despite terrorism and violence
Archbishop Dabiré of Bobo-Dioulasso explained the concept to the ACN delegation invited to take part in the event...
Sierra Leone | 
26 March, 2025
Sierra Leone: ACN helps Church face trauma after “senseless war”
“The people preferred to have elections before peace, so that following elections a new government could negotiate with the rebels.”...

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