In Burundi, free World Cup match screenings have become more than just a sporting spectacle. Campus Crusade for Christ #Burundi is transforming football supporters' gatherings into opportunities for evangelistic outreach.
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The President assured religious leaders that the center will provide children with a family environment in which they will receive effective education.
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Burundian President @GeneralNeva and religious leaders said they are considering establishing the country’s largest shelter for street children as part of a broader initiative to end the escalating crisis affecting street children.
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Our author, Dieudonné Ndayizeye, sees Ndagijimana’s story as a modern reflection of the Good Samaritan described by Jesus in Luke 10:33–34. Ndagijimana has dedicated his life to caring for vulnerable children who have been orphaned.
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#Burundi -an government warns religious organizations that promote extreme practices, including excessive fasting or messages that could put followers’ lives at risk.
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Religious switching : Based on Pew Research Center surveys in 24 countries, Catholicism has lost people to religious switching in many countries, while Protestantism has gained in some.
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Burundian leadership expert @Aniyonizigiye has challenged narratives that religion has been manipulated, pointing to allegations that it serves as a tool of injustice, oppression, and violence rather than being a remarkable force of transformation.
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La religion est-elle réellement utile, ou n’est-elle qu’un instrument de manipulation et d’oppression ?
La question mérite qu’on s’y arrête — elle nous concerne tous. Je vous invite à y réfléchir avec moi sur mon compte Substack. https://t.co/ybJG3pxkxn
The Pentecostal Church in #Rwanda, ADEPR, said it has officially dismissed around 35 pastors and evangelists from holding church responsibilities following their involvement in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide.
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He insisted the government’s actions are intended to protect citizens from exploitation.
“Putting things in order is not persecution. Religion should exist to teach, to guide citizens, and to help them — not to take what belongs to them so that a few individuals become rich.”
Rwandan President @PaulKagame has criticized religious leaders, accusing some of exploiting believers for personal gain. Speaking at an event on wednesday, Kagame said certain individuals use religion as a cover to manipulate and defraud followers.
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President @GeneralNeva on Thursday described the coincidence of #Ramadan and the Christian season of #Lent as historic moment, saying the period fell in the same month just days after #Burundi celebrated the National Day of Unity and Charity.
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In many congregations across #Burundi, women are deeply involved in different church activities. However, when it comes to occupying leadership positions such as pastoral roles, questions often arise and opinions among believers remain divided.
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The Free Baptist Church of #Burundi held an official recognition ceremony this Monday in honor of Mr. Joseph Ndayegamiye, Head of SILOE Health Center, for the years of service he has dedicated to the institution since February 11, 2020.
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Pourquoi les gens se battent autant pour la terre ? Ont-ils compris, avant même que Dag Heward-Mills ne l’écrive, que la terre est une bénédiction divine majeure ?
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Musema High School, the first Baptist church in Burundi and the first printing of the well-known hymn book Kirundi Cantique took place in 1946—is in mourning after a student died in a tragic fire, on the morning of Tuesday November 25th, 2025.
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@bato_lli @BaptistStandard@BaptistWorld@BaptistWorldAid@CBTSeminary@paulsawashi1 Thx 4 sharing your perspective. While it’s true dat some translations may carry cultural biases, many of us see the Bible not as a colonial tool, but as a living Word that transforms lives across all cultures. African theology continues to grow, rooted in Scripture & our heritage