Cuba

We should continue to pray and advocate for the people of Cuba in any way we can. And, we should take seriously the advice offered by Cuban-American Mike Gonzalez, in a recent interview on a World News Group podcast, when asked how Americans can help. Gonzalez said, “Ultimately, what Americans can do is remain free. We must remain free ourselves. We cannot help anybody, we’re not going to be the symbol of anything if we don’t ourselves remain free … America must continue to be the beacon of freedom.”

The Black Lives Matter organization on Wednesday released a controversial statement on Cuba that not only criticizes the United States embargo but goes a step further by supporting the revolution that installed the country’s Communist government.

It has become conventional wisdom in our postmodern culture that all truth is personal and subjective. This malignant denial of objective truth is metastasizing through the body of our society.

Mass protests against Cuba's Communist Discatorship have broken out across Cuba.

This week, we are discovering practical ways to experience Christ more powerfully during the Christmas season.

Cuban authorities have reportedly demolished a church building and are blocking other churches from re-opening despite COVID-19 restrictions being the lifting.

In Cuba, a church was recently demolished and a pastor was arrested for live-streaming the destruction.

After being arrested and sent to a forced labor camp for his coverage of the Cuban government's attempt to arrest two homeschooling parents, a Cuban journalist has been released.

A Christian homeschool mom, arrested for refusing to send her kids to government-sanctioned schools, was released from prison in Cuba this week.

As part of his Christian calling, Yoe Suárez has reported for non-state media outlets in Cuba since 2014 about human rights and freedom of religion issues.

Then, recently, Cuba’s Department of State Security issued a series of implied threats to Suárez’s mother about consequences her 29-year-old son would suffer if he continued working as a reporter outside of Cuban intelligence controls, Suárez said.