The leader of an international radio ministry is calling Christians in America to wake up to the reality of the global persecution that fellow believers are facing on a daily basis.
The Burmese army has dropped a lawsuit it filed against a pastor from the Kachin state of Myanmar.
President Donald Trump delivered an historic speech on religious freedom Monday at the United Nations. Several of his evangelical advisors were at his side.
The communist Chinese government's atheistic crackdown on Christianity has shown little tolerance for evangelistic activity from abroad, with one purge deporting more than a dozen South Korean Christian families for the "crime" of "being missionaries."
China, which already views Christianity as the enemy of the state, is taking new steps to influence state-approved churches in the communist country.
"Anti-conversion" laws are being used as a battering ram in India to persecute Christians.
Christians in the North African nation of Eritrea are persecuted by the government but there are now reports that even health care clinics are in danger.
The United Nations has proclaimed today, August 22, the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief.
The only possible reason to spend one more dollar or one more day in Syria or Turkey is in an effort to provide a military corridor of escort and escape for every Christian who wants to leave those Muslim nations and be granted refuge in the Christian West.
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