At around midnight on Sept. 6, Amina and Shamila were inside their home in Uganda when their house was set on fire. Their father, Muhamud, had doused the house with petrol, then set it alight while the girls slept inside.
In the quiet corners of a refugee camp in South Sudan, a mother of six holds tightly to her faith and to the hope that her children will one day live free from fear.
As the elders of Early Rain Covenant Church met quietly on Sept. 10 at a local teahouse to discuss church matters, communist authorities were already on to them.
As Americans marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, families in northeastern Benue State were burying 11 people killed during an Islamic extremist attack on their community.
Though the Lebanese government has sought to avoid religious discrimination, a significant number of Christians are caught in the crossfire between Israeli military strikes and Hezbollah.