LAHORE, Pakistan – A family is facing persecution and financial hardship because authorities are defying a court order to change their religious designation to “Christian” in Pakistan’s national identity database.
God is using over 300 Kenyan Baptist chaplains to transform lives — and eternities — across the nation.
The persecution of Christians in Nigeria continues to claim lives as two more were recently killed. Dozens of other believers were kidnapped.
A 14-year-old Christian boy’s employer is accused of keeping the boy from his family and of forcing him to convert to a certain religion.
A man has had to seek safety inside a church in a South Sudan refugee camp because of death threats against him since he put faith in Jesus Christ.
A Christian farmworker appears to have been tortured to death by his employers, who then staged the scene to look like suicide.
“We are called to live sent.” That was the message shared in Chapel at the University of Mobile on Feb. 25 by guest speaker Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board.
Christian rights advocates are hailing a new law in one Pakistani province that sets the minimum age for marriage at 18, deems child marriage as “child abuse” and mandates punishment.
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