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Ugandan Priest Released: A Glimmer of Hope for Rule of Law Here are the facts: Father Deusdedit Ssekabira, a Catholic priest in Uganda, was reported missing on December 3, 2025. After nearly two weeks, authorities confirmed his arrest, initially charging him with "violent subversive activities" and later "money laundering," under circumstances deemed unconstitutional by legal

Local Church Rocked: Pastor Arrested for Embezzlement, Whistleblower Fired Here’s the rundown on a truly troubling situation out of Oklahoma: Rev. Jerry Beeson, a new pastor, reported alleged financial misuse by his predecessor, Michael Hall, to their denominational leaders. Hall, who had been promoted to bishop, was accused of misusing church funds with his wife,

No Room at the Inn: Our Neighborhood’s Moral Blind Spot on Housing Folks, as an IT professional, I’m used to solving problems with logic and data. But when it comes to the housing crisis right here in our community, it feels like we’re ignoring the most basic human facts, and it’s heartbreaking. We talk a

Nigerian Christians: Unwavering Faith Amidst Relentless Pressure Reports from Northern Nigeria continue to highlight the profound challenges faced by our Christian brothers and sisters, yet also reveal their remarkable resilience and steadfast faith in the face of intense persecution. Bishop Dachelem of the Bauchi Diocese offers a sobering, yet hopeful, perspective on the situation. Who: