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Angolan Bishop Urges Mercy Over Retaliation Amid Christian Violence

ACI Africa·🇦🇴 Angola·Nov 2, 2026

Bishop Estêvão Binga of the Catholic Diocese of Ganda in Angola has urged Christians to respond to violence with mercy rather than hatred. Speaking at St. John the Baptist Cathedral on November 1, he cautioned against retaliation for social injustices. The bishop emphasized that forgiveness must extend even to those who cause harm, citing difficult examples like theft and physical assault. He also called for compassion toward youth involved in delinquency and condemned price gouging on essential goods during economic hardship. According to the report, he encouraged perseverance in faith and concrete acts of solidarity to build a more humane society. (ACI Africa)

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Angola to Train Hearing and Deaf Believers for First Deaf Church Plant

IMB (International Mission Board)·🇦🇴 Angola·Oct 30, 2026

The International Mission Board reports that this summer, Angolans who are both hearing and Deaf will undergo training to share the gospel with the Deaf community in Angola. The initiative aims to establish the first Deaf church plant in the African nation. The organization is seeking support for the training program and hopes for a successful outcome in reaching this specific demographic within the country.

IMB Couple Serves in Angola Amid Challenges

IMB (International Mission Board)·🇦🇴 Angola·Oct 30, 2026

The International Mission Board highlights a couple serving in Angola who have faced significant challenges and transitions in recent years. According to the organization, God has sustained their faithful ministry. The IMB encourages support for their perseverance and strength as they lead their Angola Team. They aim to develop partnerships within the Baptist Convention of Angola and disciple local partners. The group also seeks prayers for the couple's family regarding their children's schooling and for unity among team members. The ministry focuses on advancing the gospel and supporting Angolan pastors and church leaders committed to biblical discipleship. The outlet notes the goal of bringing glory to God through these efforts in the region.

Sisters of the Love of God build school in Angola

Vatican News (Espanol)·🇦🇴 Angola·Oct 29, 2026

The Sisters of the Love of God are constructing an educational institute in Lubango, Angola, to support approximately 200 vulnerable children. The congregation, founded in 1864 by Father Jerónimo Mariano Usera, operates in Mozambique, Cabo Verde, and Angola. In Angola, the sisters serve children and women in cities including Luanda and Uíge. To fund the new school, they held a charity concert in Rome with the help of Associazione Lateranensis. The project aims to provide education and care for those in need, continuing the order's long-standing mission of serving the poor through education and compassion.

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