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Sunday, November 1, 2026 Updated 1:31 AM Central Time 2 stories

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Illustrative photo: Kulturen Bäuerliche Kultur - Esstisch 2
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Malexander murderer invited to speak at Stockholm church service

Dagen (Sweden) Sweden

Life Church Stockholm, located in the Folkungakyrkan building, invited Tony Olsson, formerly Byström, to share his testimony about converting to Christianity. The announcement by pastor Rune Borgsö sparked significant backlash on social media. Olsson was previously convicted for the Malexander police murders. The event took place during a Sunday service where he described changes in his life attributed to his faith. The invitation generated controversy among the public and online communities.

Translated from Svenska

Illustrative photo: Frostville Museum 1
Illustrative photo, not from the original report · Frostville Museum 1 · Mbrookz / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
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SOS Church launches congregation in Georgia, USA

Dagen (Sweden) United States

SOS Church has established a new congregation in Buford, Georgia, in the United States. This marks the organization's expansion into its fourth country, following previous establishments in Sweden, Switzerland, and France. Pastor and evangelist Johannes Amritzer was present for the first service, alongside pastors Fernando and Elizabeth DeCarvalho. The move represents a significant step in the group's international growth strategy.

Translated from Svenska

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