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In the February edition of The Persecution Report, you will find out why Evangelical Christians are being persecuted in the Mexican State of Chiapas. You will hear about recent attacks on Christians in Jos, Nigeria and in southern Egypt. There is also a report about two Pakistani believers who were shot at a wedding when they refused to convert to Islam. [More] [Less] |
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Date: January 31 2011 Category: Persecution Reports |
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According to missionaries in Burma, many ethnic people have come to Christ since cyclone Nargis devastated the predominately Buddhist country in 2008, leaving tens of thousands dead. The Burmese military is out to get rid of anybody and everybody who is opposed to them –- especially those who are Christian. Christians have few places to worship because the regime has not allowed any new church buildings to be built since 1965, forcing many believers to worship secretly in homes.
From Christian World News [More] [Less] |
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Date: February 02 2010 Category: Reports from Burma |
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For the past seven years, The Voice of the Martyrs Canada's CEO, Glenn Penner, battled cancer before going to be with the Lord on January 26, 2010. During that time he faced many challenges and struggles, however as you will hear in this report from One Hundred Huntley Street, Glenn credited the Persecuted Church with giving him the inspiration to face that battle. Glenn also shared how his cancer has affected his family. From One Hundred Huntley Street (Crossroads Christian Communications) [More] [Less] |
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Date: January 27 2010 Category: Video Features |
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The Eritrean government is determined to eradicate Evangelical Christianity and have used torture and imprisonment in their attempts to accomplish that goal. Many believers have been jailed without being charged or even given a trial. Here are the stories of some Eritrean Christians who have managed to escape the troubled country. From Release International [More] [Less] |
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Date: January 18 2010 Category: Reports from Eritrea |
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Xianzhi ''Sarah'' Liu was beaten and imprisoned for six years in China. Sarah's Trail of Blood is a powerful dramatization of what happened to this courageous woman of God because of her faith in Jesus Christ. You'll be inspired by her story. |
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Date: January 12 2010 Category: Reports from China |
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Kim Seung-min escaped from the clutches of North Korea in the mid 90s after becoming disillusioned by the horrible conditions and massive starvation. Today, he shares his incredible story to anyone who will listen to draw attention to the plight of North Koreans. |
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Date: January 12 2010 Category: Reports from North Korea |
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The Egyptian constitution states that Islam is the country’s official religion and is the main source for determining the laws of the land. Freedom of religion applies only if someone wants to convert to Islam, but leaving Islam is prohibited. As Mohammed Hegazy and his wife, Christina, have learned, trying to change one’s religion from Islam to Christianity is not only against Islamic law, but is also very dangerous. [More] [Less] |
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Date: January 12 2010 Category: Reports from Egypt |
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Ami Ortiz, the teenage son of Messianic pastor David Ortiz, was seriously injured when a bomb delivered to the family's home in the Jewish settlement town of Ariel went off in his hands on March 20, 2008. |
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Date: January 12 2010 Category: Reports from Palestine |
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