A pastor in India was attacked by a dozen local residents who were attempting to build a wall meant to block people from attending worship services at his home in L.B. Patnam village, Andhra Pradesh. Reportedly, led by a local Hindu extremist, the group attacked him, breaking his hand.
A federal judge ruled that the state of Kentucky must pay an atheist man more than $150,000 after the state denied his request for a vanity license plate that read, "IM GOD."
Chinese government officials are continuing to crack down on the Christians, confiscating Bibles from churches and Christians in the country.
The United Nations made a database telling the names of companies working in settlements that have long been at the center of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, public yesterday. The list includes well-known brands like Motorola Solutions and General Mills as well as local Israeli businesses and banks.
A court in Pakistan has validated the forced conversion and marriage of a 14-year-old girl.
An Aramaic Christian town in Israel was vandalized this week. Police believe it may have been the work of Jewish extremists in the area.
Church leaders in Iraq are fearful that Christianity may not have much of a future in the country as declines in quality of life force people to flee.
Planning a tour in eight cities across the United Kingdom, seven out of the eight venues Evangelist Franklin Graham had initially planned to use, either backed out or refused to host the preacher over of his views on gay marriage.
Hindu extremists are issuing a warning to Christians in southern India after beating Christian children during worship last month.
Uganda's president is considering opening an Israeli-based embassy in Jerusalem.
