Pastors in Bhutan sentenced to prison, fined
September 18, 2014
DOROKHA, Bhutan — A court in Bhutan sentenced Pastor Tandin Wangyal on Sept. 10 to three years and 11 months in prison for receiving funds
Anti-terrorism police officers raid Baptist family’s home
September 18, 2014
Navoi, Uzbekistan — As a Baptist family in Navoi, Uzbekistan, gathered with relatives and friends for a Sunday morning meeting for worship, 11 anti-terrorism police
South Asia flooding stirs call for prayer and relief
September 10, 2014
SOUTH ASIA — Floodwaters sweeping across northern India and Pakistan have killed more than 450 people. Hundreds of thousands more have fled their homes as
Laws passed in India to crack down on Christians
September 4, 2014
NEW DELHI, India — Christian minorities in central India face a new threat as Hindu extremists in more than a dozen village councils have passed
Local Lazarus becomes bold witness for Christ among his Buddhist neighbors
August 28, 2014
His name is Chum Sok, but to many people he’s known as Lazarus. Lazarus, similar to his namesake in the Bible, shared how he went
Non-Hindu religious activity banned in India
August 7, 2014
CHHATTISGARH, India — Church leaders in India have asked national and Chhattisgarh state officials to reverse a ban on non-Hindu religious activity that more than
Kyrgyzstan bans Orthodox bishop from religious work
August 7, 2014
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan’s State Commission for Religious Affairs (SCRA) refused to allow Bishop Feodosy, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kyrgyzstan, to
Religious violence declines wherever religious liberty ‘has been preached and practiced’
July 31, 2014
Rising death tolls in Iraq and Syria, where Muslim extremists are killing in the name of their faith, represent a stark contrast to the relative
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