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Please join us in praying for Nepal and Tibet.
Across the border region on the Bhotekoshi River, communities are searching for missing relatives in the aftermath of flash floods caused by a glacier collapse.
The floods hit on 26 August and have claimed over 1,000 lives. Hundreds are still missing.

Please pray:
➡️ For the continued rescue efforts and coordinated response from the Nepalese and Chinese governments at every level, especially in the hardest to reach areas.
➡️ That humanitarian aid will reach those in need and that vital information will be made freely available and uncensored by China so that lives can be saved and families reunited.
➡️ Ask God to console those who lost loved ones and homes in these floods and to give them hope for recovery.

CSW’s thoughts are with everyone who was impacted by the tragic incident at Big Church Festival.

We extend our deepest condolences and pray for those who are grieving, and for the injured and their loved ones.

From speaking up for prisoners of conscience to refusing to let global crises be ignored, this is what sustained pressure really looks like.

Sometimes, raising your voice means choosing to keep going regardless of the immediate response.

Find out more in the latest issue of Response Magazine:
csw.org.uk/ResponseMagazine

What if every word you spoke, even in private, felt like it might be monitored?

In Venezuela, many religious leaders are navigating a reality shaped by surveillance, pressure, and fear of saying the “wrong” thing.

Explore the full article in the latest issue of Response Magazine:
csw.org.uk/ResponseMagazine

Hundreds of schoolchildren abducted. ₦144.8 billion allocated for protection.

So why does the same pattern keep repeating?

In a powerful article from our latest issue of Response, Matthew Folorunsho Braimoh of CSW-Nigeria examines the deeper failures that leave children in Nigeria so vulnerable.

Read the full article at: csw.org.uk/ResponseMagazine

A court ruling. A signed agreement. A long-awaited reunion.
And still, they are left waiting.

This update on the Du Merci case reveals how justice can be delayed — and denied — even when the outcome seems clear.

Read the full story in Response Magazine:
csw.org.uk/ResponseMagazine

We had an amazing time last weekend at Wildfires Festival hosting the Free To Believe Stage!

Thank you to everyone who stood with the people of Sudan by signing our petition, got up and performed at the open mic or simply wanted to find out more about how we’re building a world where everyone is free to believe.

A special thank you also to our amazing featured artists: fieldlily SUNS Bea Stewart Jonathan Ashenafi Kate Samuel Jackson-Reed beth keeping and Sylvie Hallam

If you were at the festival but didn’t have a chance to chat to us, it’s not too late. Send us a message or go to our website to learn more about our work.