Four Christian farmers were injured in an armed attack while working their land, and a Christian church was set afire for the second time in 10 years, Morning Star News reported.
A renowned Nigerian Christian woman was abducted from a Bible study July 30 in an incident that left two people dead.
Nearly 70 individuals were slain when attackers invaded two predominantly Christian villages in Nigeria’s Benue state.
A man who put his faith in Jesus Christ in March was attacked in May and then again in July, along with his family.
Relatives of a Ugandan woman bound and beat her, and her father inflicted burns upon her a week after she put faith in Jesus Christ.
Two Nigerian clergymen have been abducted, and recent video from their captors shows them pleading for their lives. Both men are being held for ransom because of their Christian faith.
Uganda — though their laws permit freedom of religion — has become increasingly hostile to Christians, with one evangelist murdered and two others flogged by Muslim extremists within the last two months.
Three suicide bombings in Nigeria killed more than 30 people in late June.
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