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Early Rain Covenant Church--They passed through the valley of tears: Part 3
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Early Rain Covenant Church--They passed through the valley of tears: Part 1
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Nigeria beheading highlights wider trend; believers display “incredible resilience”
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Christmas Celebrations Mark Progress of Religious Freedom in Sudan
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Mexico: Official Denies Religious Intolerance
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Militants Behead 11 Christians in Nigeria on Christmas Day
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Miracles along the road
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Big change comes to Sudan; what does it mean to Christians?
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Persecuted believers face real danger at Christmas
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Muslims pour into Christmas services in Indonesia
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Sharia law, terrorists threaten Nigerian believers; here’s how you can help
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USCIRF Welcomes the State Department’s Designations of the World’s Worst Violators of Religious Freedom
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Grenade Attack Near Cathedral Leaves Several Wounded in the Philippines
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Nigerian Pastor Kidnapped Without a Trace
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US Sanctions Iranian Judges Complicit in Christian Persecution
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Tajik Pastor Released Early After 3 Years in Prison
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Christian Brothers in Northeast India Attacked by Radicals Staging Reconciliation Meeting
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Christian Mother in Uganda Loses Marriage for Turning to Christ
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Pakistani Christians in Thailand: An Overview of the Situation and our Advocacy Efforts at Jubilee Campaign
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Rebels in Burma Who Closed More than 100 Churches Allow 51 to Reopen
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Ukraine: Gospel of John, Baptist books banned
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U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Reauthorized for Three Years
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Axe-Wielding, Tribal Animists Set Bibles, Church Building Ablaze in Eastern India
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Tajik pastor freed after 3 years in prison for ‘singing extremist songs in church’
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Boko Haram Releases Video of Abducted Christians
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Indonesia Tightens Security for 2019 Christmas Celebrations
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Village Church Burned by Radicals in Eastern India
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Nativity Scene Removed by Force in Saigon’s Loc Hung
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Distraught Christian community “laments” as Boko Haram violence consumes Far North Cameroon
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No place to hide – “Big Brother” AI surveillance programme rolls out across China
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