Christians denied food in Pakistan, but the Church is providing
Pakistan (MNN) — As religious minorities are denied food aid in Pakistan during COVID-19 lockdowns, the Church rallies to feed fellow Christians.
In Pakistan, social distancing measures don’t help...
Boko Haram Tried To Convert Me, Says Winners Pastor Held Hostage For 7 Months
Moses Oyeleke, a pastor with the Living Faith Church Worldwide, known as Winners’ Chapel, has regained freedom seven months after he was kidnapped by...
3 Week Hunger Strike Gets Iranian Christian Released on Bail
After receiving a 15 year sentence he decided to terminate his life slowly by going on hunger strike.
His Exile Extended 11 Months, Christian in Iran Finds Warm Welcome
When a convert from Islam in Iran was sentenced to two years in exile in Sarbaz last year, the judge warned him that religious...
Two pastors beheaded as violence against Christians flares in Ethiopia
Two Ethiopian pastors have been beheaded in Sebeta, near the capital Addis Ababa, in an outburst of violence against Christians at the end of...
Despite Attacks, Indian Pastor Vows to “Live For Him Alone!”
Christians in India are frequently targeted and assaulted by radical Hindus who are trying to stop the spread of the Gospel.
Daughter Fears for Her Imprisoned Christian Father During Ramadan
“In Constantine Prison, my father suffered physical assaults and his psychological condition seriously deteriorated."
Vice President Mike Pence Speaks at World Summit in Defence of Persecuted Christians
Pence encouraged those who have suffered because of their faith and pledged the support of the President, Donald Trump.
At Least Nine Christians Murdered in Kenya Attack
International Christian Concern has learned that on December 6, 2019, 11 non-local Christian passengers were attacked while travelling to Mandera from Nairobi and killed...
Iran: Ebrahim Firouzi goes into internal exile
Friends of Christian convert Ebrahim Firouzi request prayer as he is now on his way to Sarbaz on the border with Pakistan to spend...
