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Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye and religious leaders said they are considering establishing the country’s largest shelter for street children as a broader initiative aimed at ending the escalating street children …
Burundi’s President and Religious Leaders Pledge to End Street Children Crisis amid Persistent Issue Read More
During the Kansega Crusade held from 30–31 May 2026 in Kansega, Cibitoke Province, western Burundi, Christians from Free Baptist churches across the area were mobilized to contribute toward the construction …
Some Baptist Churches in Burundi Still Struggle to Build Places of Worship Amid Economic Hardships Read More
The Burundi -an government has launched a nationwide investigation that will not only examine the legal and financial compliance of churches and religious denominations but will also closely evaluate their …
Burundi to Examine Religious Teachings and Church Practices in New National Investigation Read More
On March 28, 2026, Bishop Emmanuel Nsanganiye, leader of the Free Baptist Church in Burundi (EBLB), officially signed a partnership agreement with Evangelisation Explosive – Burundi (EE- Burundi), legally represented …
The Free Baptist Church of Burundi Signs Evangelism Partnership with EE – Burundi Read More
Hope Africa University (HAU) dedicated Wednesday, 25 March 2026, to spiritual reflection and gratitude, gathering students, faculty, and staff at the Ngagara Parish of the Free Methodist Church of Burundi …
Faith at the Core: Hope Africa University Holds Annual Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving Read More
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. According to …
Rwanda’s Pentecostal Church Dismisses 35 Pastors and Evangelists over an Alleged Role in 1994 Rwandan Genocide Read More