vandalism

Two Missouri men have been charged with a hate crime for allegedly firing at least 50 pistol rounds into a church, causing damage.

Leaders from the Anglican Church, the Church of England and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs are condemning acts of vandalism that left more than 30 graves at a Christian cemetery in Jerusalem desecrated.

Vandals destroyed a nativity scene at an ancient church in England just four days after it was put up.

On Thanksgiving Day, Vandals defaced the office sign of the Christian organization Focus on the Family, leaving behind a message blaming the ministry for the recent mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Over the weekend, vandals stole and burned welcome signs at Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Joliet, Tennessee, where Greg Locke is the lead pastor.

A pregnancy center in Virginia became the first pro-life organization to be vandalized following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade last Friday.

The executive director of a pro-life pregnancy resource center that was vandalized with threatening messages last week says her ministry will continue serving women in the face of potential danger.

Early Tuesday morning, a radical pro-abortion group firebombed a pregnancy center and pro-life medical office in Buffalo, New York. The group also threatened continued violence if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

Five pro-life crisis pregnancy centers were vandalized within a week of the Supreme Court draft opinion leak that shows the high court is likely to strike down Roe v. Wade.

Leaders of pro-life organizations in Oregon and Wisconsin that were targeted by violence say they won’t halt their mission in the face of increasing threats.