Donna Birrell is a journalist, presenter, and broadcaster at Anglican Ink. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, as well as the intersection of culture and society, including travel and tourism within the travel industry. Her work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her expertise in these areas.
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Donna's coverage is centered around Christianity, church-related events, and religious persecution. She also covers government announcements related to these themes.
Given the nature of her coverage and the topics she focuses on, Donna would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations with insights into religious freedom issues globally, particularly those affecting Christian communities. Additionally, experts who can provide context about significant cultural or political events impacting Christians may find a willing audience in Donna.
It's important for potential sources to keep in mind that her focus is not limited by geography but rather centers around global issues concerning Christianity and religious liberties.
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Churches are on the frontline of the Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to the Bishop of Goma.
By: Donna Birrell
Church leaders in Honduras have condemned the murder of 21 workers, including three children, who were taking refuge from criminal gangs inside a church.
Systems such as Atheism, Paganism and Humanism have been removed from the list.
Campaigners say Said's only "crime" is converting from Islam to Christianity and attempting to legally update his religious designation on his national identity card so he can marry his fiancé in a church.
A Catholic bishop has been shot dead in Mozambique. Fifty-year-old Osorio Citora Afonso, the Bishop of Quelimane and Apostolic Administrator of Beira, was shot in the chest in what the Church is describing as "mysterious circumstances".
Natalie Abu Dayyeh, who was studying at Birzeit University was arrested and detained on 2nd June for allegedly promoting terrorist activities.
A “lack of mentoring of Christian values and Biblical teaching” is partly to blame for the disorder in Belfast, according to a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.
By: Donna Birrell
The records show a number of babies died from treatable conditions, while others died from childbirth injuries.
By: Donna Birrell
Describing the unrest as a "spiritual battle", he said it reflects a "godlessness" in which people don't fear God or man.
A priest in the US is being hailed a hero after coming to the rescue when a suspect tried to flee the scene after his vehicle crashed into another car.
