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Tonny Onyulo

Nairobi

Africa Correspondent at Associated Reporters Abroad

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  • Fearing More Faith-Based Attacks, Many Nigerian Christians Are Avoiding Churches This Easter

    6 days ago | julieroys.com | Tonny Onyulo |Julie Roys

    As Christians across the globe prepare to celebrate Easter, many in Nigeria fear they may be unable to observe the sacred day due to escalating attacks from Islamic militants. “We could not celebrate Palm Sunday due to the security situation in our area,” Mary Yakubu, a resident of the Nigerian central Plateau state, where nearly 200 Christians were killed on Christmas Eve in 2023, told media by phone.

  • Christian leaders organize counseling, prayer amid DR Congo violence

    2 weeks ago | baptistpress.com | Tonny Onyulo |Scott Barkley |Randy Davis |Tom Strode

    Metadata:Format(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: By Tonny OnyuloGOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo (RNS) – Pastor Allan Ngwaba has been offering daily counseling sessions, both in churches and homes, to people affected by the violent conflict in the Congo.

  • Amid Rising Violence in Congo, Religious Leaders Offer Prayer, Counseling

    2 weeks ago | julieroys.com | Tonny Onyulo |Julie Roys

    Pastor Allan Ngwaba, located in the east-central city of Goma, has been offering daily counseling sessions, both in churches and homes, to people affected by the violent conflict in the Congo. The professional counselor and pastor at Rivers Pentecostal Church in Goma said many civilians he has met with are experiencing severe post-traumatic stress disorder since the violence and killings in the country escalated earlier this year.

  • Religious leaders counsel victims, organize prayer gatherings amid violence in DR Congo

    2 weeks ago | religionnews.com | Tonny Onyulo

    GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo (RNS) — Pastor Allan Ngwaba has been offering daily counseling sessions, both in churches and homes, to people affected by the violent conflict in the Congo. The professional counselor and pastor at Rivers Pentecostal Church in Goma said many civilians he has met with are experiencing severe post-traumatic stress disorder since the violence and killings in the country escalated earlier this year.

  • Sudanese Christians Pray in Secret, Plead for End to War and Religious Attacks

    3 weeks ago | churchleaders.com | Tonny Onyulo

    KHARTOUM, Sudan (RNS) — In the Al Jazirah state of central-southeast Sudan, Peter and dozens of his neighbors hold secret prayer services whenever they can. They’ve had to hide their Christian worship services amid the civil war in the country, especially after an attack by the Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary organization formerly operated by the Sudanese government, on the Sudanese Church of Christ in Al Jazirah on Dec. 30, 2024.

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RT @GlobeIdeas: Aid experts say the numbers that the UN analyzes to determine a famine are not always accurate, partly because the conditio…

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23 Dec 21

Deepening ethnic divisions cloud Ethiopian push for a peace deal https://t.co/mSxoL63cJb via @washtimes

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6 Dec 21

'I have always loved trees and nature in general, and it pains me a lot when I see people cutting down trees.'— Carmelite Missionary Sr. Patricia Chimimba https://t.co/prOueek6Cr via @ncronline