Muslim Fulani herdsmen and their terrorist collaborators continue to kill Christians and have expanded into another area of Nigeria. The following are some recent attacks
An Iranian-Armenian pastor has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, followed by 10 years of “deprivation of social rights,” for running a Christian house
Eighteen Christians falsely accused in a vandalism case five years ago are once again fighting the charges. The Christians from Bhelwapal village in Chhattisgarh state
A Protestant politician was sentenced to five months in an Indonesian jail for tweeting a remark considered insulting to Islam. An Indonesian court on April
A former Muslim cleric who is now a Christian was sentenced to 10 years in an Indonesian prison for “blasphemy.” Muhammad Kace was accused of
It’s the stuff inspirational movies are made of, but this is the real-life story of a man and his lasting influence in his South Asian
Militants killed about 92 people and kidnapped more than 60 in one week in the predominantly Christian villages of Nigeria’s Plateau State. On April 10,
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom says Christians and religious minorities face increased persecution in the aftermath of U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The relief
Terrorists and extremists in Nigeria continue their onslaught against Christians, recently killing at least 65 people and abducting more than 145. Muslim Fulani herdsmen and
The day before Easter, authorities confronted a pastor and others after six new believers were baptized at a remote beach in China. Some members of
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