Christian persecution watchdog, Open Doors USA released a statement today regarding the news of 17 American missionaries who were abducted in Haiti this weekend. According
Mary Onuoha, 61, was fired by Croydon University Hospital in Thornton Heath, England, stating she was “bullied” out of her position for wearing a cross
We continue to live amid troubled times. The recent events in Afghanistan and the Taliban taking control remind us that the only force powerful enough
The Lahore High Court (LHC) acquitted a Christian couple sentenced to death on charges of blaspheming Islam, their attorney said. Justice Shahbaz Ali Rizvi and Justice
It is estimated that 1.5 million Armenians were killed throughout the Ottoman Turks’ brutal terror campaign. Many were forced to give up their property, leave
Villagers kept a tribal Adivasi mother from reaping her fields because she asked a Christian pastor to pray for the harvest. When Kanni Barse asked
A judge in Oran, Algeria on Monday (March 22) upheld a five-year prison sentence for a Christian convicted of reposting a cartoon of Islam’s prophet
A Korean Christian and three Indian nationals were arrested last year on fraudulent charges that they violated Uttar Pradesh state’s new “anti-conversion” law. The Prohibition
The devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic is still being tallied, both in terms of lives and livelihoods lost. In addition to the millions dead, the
In less than a year, one doctor in California has raised enough money via social media to free 1,125 slaves in Sudan. Dr. Mark Girguis
Levels of Christian persecution are at a record high globally, according to watchdog organization Open Doors, who announced the 2021 World Watch List on Jan. 13. A
Muslim extremists in Sudan who have burned down a church’s worship structure five times threatened to kill congregation members if they put up another tent
Armed Fulani killed four Christians in north-central Nigeria on Friday (Nov. 6) and the next day kidnapped seven persons, including five daughters of a church
Protests against police brutality in Nigeria that grew into generalized unrest over poor government took on a religious dimension this week with attacks on Christians
A appeals court in Iran last week denied a Christian couple custody of their adopted daughter after they faced criminal charges for their faith. Sam
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