In an interview this week, former NFL player and outspoken Christian Benjamin Watson urged Americans to look outside of their own borders and help persecuted Christians in Nigeria.
In an interview this week, former NFL player and outspoken Christian Benjamin Watson urged Americans to look outside of their own borders and help persecuted Christians in Nigeria.
In an event on Wednesday, Benjamin Watson, Rep. Tusi Gabbard and others called for the U.S. to send aid to Nigeria to help persecuted Christians.
Representatives for Israel and the United Arab Emirates met at the White House on Tuesday to sign the peace agreement between the nations.
After refusing to install security cameras inside of their house church, the Chinese government shut down the church Zion. The church was also reportedly meeting without registering, an action that has caused many churches across China to close their doors.
A pastor in India was coerced by police into agreeing to stop holding worship in his home after an officer threatened to make false charges against his son.
According to persecution watchdog group, the Barnabus Fund, hundreds of Ethiopian Christians have been killed in coordinated attacks since June. The attacks are reported to have been carried out by a Muslim extremist youth movement.
Omer Ahmed al-Garay, director general of the National Centre for Curriculum and Educational Research (NCCER), has issued a new letter insisting that the government had not intentionally omitted Christianity from school subjects.
Thirty-seven-year-old father of four, Asif Pervaiz, who has been in jail for seven years over a text message deemed blasphemous, has been sentenced to death in Pakistan.
Israeli authorities are planning to impose curfews on cities where coronavirus cases are on the rise.
Authorities in India have threatened Christians with jail time if the opposition continues to grow against them.
