Voice of the Martyrs, USA

Voice of the Martyrs has been actively serving the persecuted church for almost 30-years. With the continued persecution of Christ's Body around the world, we strive to bring practical and spiritual assistance while making their voice heard. The Voice of the Martyrs was founded by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who spent 14 years in prison for his activities in the Romanian underground church.

Voice of the Martyrs, USA
P.O. Box 443
Bartlesville OK
74005
 Phone: (918) 337-8015
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URL: http://www.persecution.com

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Published on 1 May, 2008

Singapore (MNN) ― Evangelistic tracts allegedly cast Mohammad in negative light

Published on 25 April, 2008

Nigeria (MNN) ― Muslim rampage in Kano State, Nigeria reveals sectarian tensions.

Published on 23 April, 2008

China (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says Christian bookstore owner arrested in China, again

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Published on 7 April, 2008

Turkey (MNN) ― Prolonged trial in Turkey a signpost of increasing pressure on Christians

Published on 3 April, 2008

Zimbabwe (MNN) ― Zimbabwe's opposition declares election win; ministry responds

Published on 31 March, 2008

Laos (MNN) ― Still no word from missing Laotian pastors

Published on 28 March, 2008

North Korea (MNN) ― North Korea punishes college students found with Christian materials

Full Interview

Published on 24 March, 2008

Eritrea (MNN) ― Aggression against Christians does not go unnoticed

Published on 20 March, 2008

Egypt (MNN) ― Egyptian Christian bookstore worker detained in police raid

Published on 14 March, 2008

Ethiopia (MNN) ― Mob murders Christians in Ethiopia

Published on 20 February, 2008

USA (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs' Tom White says Castro's resignation will mean little for change in Cuba

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Published on 19 February, 2008

Pakistan (MNN) ― Pakistan votes; believers on their knees

Published on 5 February, 2008

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Independence celebrations marred by violence in Sri Lanka

Published on 15 January, 2008

Turkey (MNN) ― Turkish martyr case in court; ministry shares concerns

Published on 28 December, 2007

India (MNN) ― Sporadic violence continues between Hindus and Christians in India

Published on 19 December, 2007

Kenya (MNN) ― Reports indicate the presidential front runner has promised Sharia law for Muslims if elected in Kenya

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Published on 5 December, 2007

Venezuela (MNN) ― Despite defeat, socialist agenda at forefront; Christians concerned

Published on 27 November, 2007

India (MNN) ― Pastors take brunt of Hindu attacks

Published on 9 November, 2007

North Korea (MNN) ― North Korea punishes Christians as 'spies;' ministries redouble caution

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Published on 6 November, 2007

Pakistan (MNN) ― Pakistan unrest causes concern for the church

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Published on 2 November, 2007

Israel (MNN) ― Jewish militants suspected in church fire

Published on 23 October, 2007

Ethiopia (MNN) ― Persecution of Christians in Ethiopia does not go unanswered

Published on 18 October, 2007

China (MNN) ― House church leader reads Bible before police beating

Published on 12 October, 2007

Turkey (MNN) ― Resolution results in tense U.S.-Turkey relations, may spill over into Turkish Christian Community

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Published on 25 September, 2007

Myanmar (MNN) ― Christians say massive protests in Myanmar highlight lack of freedoms

Published on 19 September, 2007

Pakistan (MNN) ― A lower Pakistan court acquits Christian of blasphemy charges

Published on 3 September, 2007

Eritrea (MNN) ― Eritrea detains evangelical Christians; pastor disappears

Published on 29 August, 2007

USA (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs and Oklahoma Wesleyan University have launched an on-line program to study persecuted believers

Published on 14 August, 2007

Sudan (MNN) ― Violence continues in Darfur, Christians in the west are reaching out

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Published on 7 August, 2007

Gaza (MNN) ― Christian university professor forced to convert and marry Muslim man

Published on 13 July, 2007

North Korea (MNN) ― Ministry launches a campaign to save North Korean from execution

Published on 2 July, 2007

Turkey (MNN) ― Secularism and fundamentalism will be facing off during the elections in Turkey July 22

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Published on 27 June, 2007

Australia (MNN) ― Two sides agree to disagree in Australian vilification case.

Published on 22 June, 2007

Iran (MNN) ― Iran begins crackdown on Christians

Published on 13 June, 2007

Eritrea (MNN) ― Young Christian children among those arrested in Eritrea

Published on 28 May, 2007

Iraq (MNN) ― Christians face oppression in Iraq

Published on 16 May, 2007

Pakistan (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says Christians in Pakistan have been threatened with violence if they don't convert to Islam by May 17

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Published on 3 May, 2007

USA (MNN) ― The U.S. House of Representatives could vote on legislation that could limit preaching of the Word.

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Published on 26 April, 2007

China (MNN) ― Chinese authorities make mass arrests of house church members, including Americans.

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Published on 20 April, 2007

Turkey (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says three Christians were killed in Turkey in nationalistic violence.

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Published on 29 March, 2007

India (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says persecution against Christians is more common, but the church is strong.

Published on 9 March, 2007

Uzbekistan (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs has released photographs of police interrogations of church members in Uzbekistan.

Published on 19 February, 2007

China (MNN) ― Three year prison sentence ends early for one but persecution still hitting believers hard elsewhere.

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Published on 13 February, 2007

Eritrea (MNN) ― Recent arrests in Eritrea show different government approach.

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Published on 1 February, 2007

Venezuela (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs is concerned Venezuela could become more anti-Christian as Chavez is set to receive dictatorial powers.

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Published on 16 January, 2007

Myanmar (MNN) ― Myanmar government report raises alarm for believers.

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Published on 9 January, 2007

Africa (MNN) ― Christians wary over situation brewing in Africa's Horn.

Published on 15 December, 2006

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Believers fear militant Buddhist aggression in Sri Lanka.

Published on 15 November, 2006

Vietnam (MNN) ― The U-S State Department has dropped Vietnam as a country of particular concern as it relates to religious freedom, as President Bush prepares to visit.

Published on 8 November, 2006

Colombia (MNN) ― Believers take on violent Colombian guerillas armed with a book, a radio, a plane and the Gospel.

Published on 12 October, 2006

India (MNN) ― Sectarian violence a threat as Gujarat irks religious minorities.

Published on 8 September, 2006

India (MNN) ― Persecution against Christians may increase under new legislation in Andhra Pradesh, India.

Published on 4 September, 2006

India (MNN) ― An Indian pastor, seeking justice from Hindu mob, gets arrested under anti-conversion law.

Published on 25 August, 2006

Australia (MNN) ― Freedom of religion and speech at risk under Australia's vilification case.

Published on 16 August, 2006

Indonesia (MNN) ― International hue and cry delays the execution of three Indonesian Christians.

Published on 19 July, 2006

Israel (MNN) ― No peace in the near future in the Middle East; Christians taking stock and hunkering down.

Published on 20 June, 2006

Myanmar (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs' comes alongside Myanmar's persecuted church.

Published on 15 June, 2006

Bhutan (MNN) ― Mission agency sends out alert on persecution in Bhutan.

Published on 8 June, 2006

India (MNN) ― Good news in a persecution case does little to change the scenario in India.

Published on 11 May, 2006

USA (MNN) ― Bibles Unbound backers send New Testaments to restricted access nations, more help is needed.

Published on 25 April, 2006

Pakistan (MNN) ― Pakistan's blasphemy law used as a weapon; Christian schoolmaster released from 5 years' imprisonment.

Published on 5 April, 2006

USA (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs new "Bibles Unbound" program needs you.

Published on 28 March, 2006

Afghanistan (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says the case against a Christian in Afghanistan has been released, but fear for his safety continues.

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Published on 21 February, 2006

Gaza (MNN) ― Under threats and persecution, Christians in Gaza need prayer for strength and encouragement.

Published on 31 January, 2006

Iraq (MNN) ― Bombs strike Christian targets in Iraq.

Published on 18 January, 2006

Pakistan (MNN) ― There are concerns that Anti-American sentiment in Pakistan could trigger persecution.

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Published on 2 January, 2006

India (MNN) ― Believers keep an eye on anti-conversion legislation in Eastern India.

Published on 29 December, 2005

Indonesia (MNN) ― Indonesia's tsunami may have played a part in the uneasy truce in Banda Aceh. Christians wonder about ministry and peace.

Published on 13 December, 2005

Iraq (MNN) ― Violence hangs over Iraq's election cycle. Christians wait for the outcome and pray.

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Published on 6 December, 2005

Middle East (MNN) ― Christians are once again caught in the crossfire of Middle East tensions.

Published on 11 November, 2005

USA (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs reports the church is growing in countries on U-S religious freedom report.

Published on 24 October, 2005

United Kingdom (MNN) ― Compromise on the UK's religious hatred bill may protect believers.

Published on 20 October, 2005

Cuba (MNN) ― Police in Cuba press down on believers.

Published on 4 October, 2005

Indonesia (MNN) ― Indonesia's Christians watch the new terrorism in advance of more trouble.

Published on 26 September, 2005

Pakistan (MNN) ― A delegation urges Pakistan's leaders to repeal blasphemy laws.

Published on 26 August, 2005

Kenya (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says Kenya's proposed constitution gives legitimacy to Muslim courts.

Published on 15 July, 2005

China (MNN) ― Pastor in China faces jail for holding a cache of Christian literature.

Published on 4 July, 2005

China (MNN) ― Even as China harasses the underground church, it continues growing.

Published on 1 July, 2005

Pakistan (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs reports an illiterate Christian was arrested for burning pages with verses of the Koran written on them.

Published on 30 June, 2005

India (MNN) ― More trouble could be brewing for believers in India.

Published on 31 May, 2005

Egypt (MNN) ― Egypt's reforms make headlines, and yet, Christians endure marginalization.

Published on 13 May, 2005

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Believers worry as an anti-conversion bill goes to committee in Sri Lanka.

Published on 5 May, 2005

Saudi Arabia (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says Christians need to pray for believers in Saudi Arabia, one of the most oppressive countries for Christians.

Published on 7 April, 2005

Iraq (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs hopes the new Iraqi leader defends religious freedom in Iraq.

Published on 16 March, 2005

Vietnam (MNN) ― Christians wonder what the future of the church will be in Vietnam.

Published on 8 March, 2005

United Arab Emirates (MNN) ― Two American women are now home after being arrested for proselytizing in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Published on 7 March, 2005

USA (MNN) ― "Torchlighters Series" presents role models for Children, those who advanced the cause of Christ.

Published on 25 February, 2005

Eritrea (MNN) ― 131 Children taken from their Christian classes to a police station, some beaten.

Published on 10 February, 2005

Nepal (MNN) ― Nepal's domestic troubles may disrupt indigenous outreach.

Published on 4 February, 2005

Vietnam (MNN) ― As Vietnamese religious prisoners are expected to be released, pray that their testimony will be a beacon of hope.

Published on 25 January, 2005

Iraq (MNN) ― The future of Christianity in Iraq may be at stake.

Published on 21 January, 2005

USA (MNN) ― Tensions are inflamed between Coptic Christians and Muslims following what appears to be religiously motived slayings.

Published on 18 January, 2005

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Sri Lanka's highest court tosses out proposed amendments to the anti-conversion bill.

Published on 27 December, 2004

Eritrea (MNN) ― Christians are among the small religious minority in Eritrea who feel the brunt of religious troubles.

Published on 23 December, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― A church in Sri Lanka burns even as the people respond to the Gospel.

Published on 13 December, 2004

China (MNN) ― A leader of one of the largest house church organizations in China was arrested, family is in hiding.

Published on 6 December, 2004

Bangladesh (MNN) ― Children are the focus of outreach of Voice of the Martyrs this Christmas.

Published on 30 November, 2004

China (MNN) ― Missions workers in China grow concerned over government intent via memo.

Published on 17 November, 2004

China (MNN) ― Chinese house church leaders could face extremely harsh sentencing.

Published on 15 November, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Church and pastor's home attacked, Buddhist groups hold protests against Christians.

Published on 3 November, 2004

Indonesia (MNN) ― A new government in Indonesia has done little to stop sectarian violence so far.

Published on 29 October, 2004

Indonesia (MNN) ― Trouble brews for believers throughout Indonesia.

Published on 13 October, 2004

Turkey (MNN) ― Entering the European Union provides Turkey's Christians with a hope for freedom.

Published on 11 October, 2004

Turkey (MNN) ― Christians are surprised and thankful to have their church reopened.

Published on 1 October, 2004

Eritrea (MNN) ― Christians are among the small religious minority in Eritrea who feel the brunt of religious troubles.

Published on 30 September, 2004

Saudi Arabia (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs, Canada reports Indian Christian in Saudi Arabia remains behind bars for preaching the Gospel.

Published on 24 September, 2004

Indonesia (MNN) ― Election results in Indonesia point to change. A ministry remains vigilant.

Published on 21 September, 2004

Iraq (MNN) ― Rising persecution sends thousands of Christians into Syria, seeking protection.

Published on 13 September, 2004

Nepal (MNN) ― Christians in Nepal are facing threats and attacks as tensions mount.

Published on 8 September, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― A Buddhist political party continues its push on an anti-conversion bill.

Published on 30 August, 2004

Nigeria (MNN) ― Religious tensions flare along the border between north and southern Nigerian states.

Published on 19 August, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Believers will continue their vigil over the progress of Sri Lanka's anti-conversion legislation.

Published on 16 August, 2004

Iran (MNN) ― Iran's underground church continues growth in spite of oppression from the government.

Published on 10 August, 2004

China (MNN) ― Three Chinese believers sentenced for 'leaking' state secrets; a mission group says the church is growing.

Published on 29 July, 2004

Sudan (MNN) ― Voice of the Martyrs says U-S lawmakers calling the massacre in Sudan 'genocide' is a step in the right direction.

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Published on 21 July, 2004

China (MNN) ― Communist government breaks up Christian conference.

Published on 5 July, 2004

Iraq (MNN) ― Iraqi believers maintain an attitude of prayer as violence increases against them.

Published on 17 June, 2004

China (MNN) ― Christians fear for the whereabouts of missing church leader Xu Shuangfu

Published on 9 June, 2004

Iraq (MNN) ― Believers fear they will not be protected under Iraq's new government. Many prepare to leave the country in advance of the June 30th power handover.

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Published on 1 June, 2004

Eritrea (MNN) ― An alarming escalation of persecution against Christians is taking place in Eritrea.

Published on 25 May, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Changes in India may effect plans for an anti--conversion bill in Sri Lanka. Buddhist monks, angry at the loss of control, continue to harass Christians.

Published on 24 May, 2004

Pakistan (MNN) ― Believers see a ray of hope in the oppression in Pakistan. The government is calling for a review of the strict Islamic code.

Published on 20 May, 2004

India (MNN) ― An election upset, and now an unexpected turn in the choice for India's Prime Minister could bode well for ministry.

Published on 30 April, 2004

Middle East (MNN) ― Christian workers face difficulties with visas in Israel.

Published on 15 April, 2004

Iraq (MNN) ― A Muslim group in an embattled Iraqi town threatens to destroy churches, start killing non-Muslims.

Published on 9 April, 2004

Pakistan (MNN) ― Pakistan's church loses a dedicated worker.

Published on 5 April, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Believers continue to watch the run up to Sri Lanka's elections.

Published on 30 March, 2004

Eritrea (MNN) ― Criminal charges come against Eritrean evangelicals.

Published on 2 March, 2004

China (MNN) ― Two Chinese church leaders face charges that could mean life in prison.

Published on 1 March, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Christians grow concerned over Buddhist monk intentions for Sri Lankan government.

Published on 18 February, 2004

China (MNN) ― Shocking video of the destruction of an unregistered church serves as proof of the persecution endured by Chinese Christians.

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Published on 13 February, 2004

India (MNN) ― Hindu groups holding anti-Chrstian rallies in India result in more attacks

Published on 30 January, 2004

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Believers watch Sri Lanka's Parliament as they move closer to an anti-conversion bill.

Published on 20 January, 2004

Pakistan (MNN) ― Pakistani police arrest one in connection with the Bible Society bombing. A ministry says their teams will continue to work.

Published on 13 January, 2004

Nigeria (MNN) ― Islamic law back in contention in northern Nigeria; mission agencies maintain vigil.

Published on 9 January, 2004

Pakistan (MNN) ― More hostilities to believers in Pakistan; a pastor is murdered.

Published on 29 December, 2003

China (MNN) ― China continues its crackdown on the ever-growing house church movement.

Published on 24 December, 2003

Indonesia (MNN) ― Muslims in Indonesia are targeting Christians. A group of young people were shot at while caroling.

Published on 22 December, 2003

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― A wave of violence batters Christians in Sri Lanka.

Published on 3 December, 2003

Canada (MNN) ― Sharia law comes to Canada's courts; a mission agency responds.

Published on 17 November, 2003

Sri Lanka (MNN) ― Sri Lankan believers face pressure from Buddhist militants while the government is pre-occupied.

Published on 3 November, 2003

China (MNN) ― Christians around the world are responsible for the release of an underground church advocate in China.

Published on 29 October, 2003

Indonesia (MNN) ― Indonesia's Christians fear a bloodbath in the making with the re-grouping of an Islamic terrorist group. Voice of the Martyrs says they will continue their ministry; believer's faith shines through.

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Published on 22 October, 2003

Sudan (MNN) ― Despite two decades of persecution against Christians, Sudan's newest peace attempt may prove a benefit.

Published on 13 October, 2003

China (MNN) ― The Chinese government bends a point of law following the arrests of two house church leaders. Believers are encouraged to intercede on their behalf

Published on 10 October, 2003

International (MNN) ― Voice Of The Martyrs is expanding short-term trips next year. Growing interest in missions work fuels the change. Teams can choose from trips to Mozambique, South India and Southeast Asia.

Published on 30 September, 2003

India (MNN) ― Hindu activists stopped a prayer meeting in India. They claimed the group was planning to bribe people with money to convert them to Christianity.

Published on 26 September, 2003

Nigeria (MNN) ― Christians in Nigeria are watching for more reaction stemming from a stoning case. Some believers feel the controversial decision to lift the death sentence of a woman convicted by Sharia will lead to persecution.

Published on 19 September, 2003

Eritrea (MNN) ― Twelve more young people were arrested in Eritrea. Food rations were withheld after they refused to renounce their faith.

Published on 16 September, 2003

Indonesia (MNN) ― A new education law in Indonesia could create significant challenges to Christian schools. It forced them to include teachers of other faiths in the classroom if more than 10 students of the same faith are present. A missions group believes the is expressly meant to curb evangelical school activity.

Published on 9 September, 2003

Israel (MNN) ― A new Palestinian leader won't make it any easier for Christians. Yasser Arafat has announced his nominee for Palestinian prime minister. Ahmed Korei could replace Mahmoud Abbas, who resigned Saturday. Voice of the Martyrs Todd Nettleton says he doesn't believe his appointment will mean any change for Christians in the region. "The Palestinian Authority obviously doesn't like Christians. And, they particularly don't like Muslims who become Christians. And so, the persecution is likely going to continue against Palestinian Christians regardless of who's in charge."

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Published on 8 September, 2003

China (MNN) ― Chinese church leaders have been released by authorities after international pressure. Todd Nettleton is with Voice of the Martyrs. "All six of these have been release now after international pressure including calls to the Chinese embassy, including faxes to the hotel where they were being held. That is what they have credited for being the cause of them being released by the Chinese government."

Full Interview

Published on 1 September, 2003

Chinese believers feel the government's grip tighten. ―

Published on 26 August, 2003

Sri Lanka's moves against the church. ―

Published on 12 August, 2003

Believers face serious penalties for a blasphemy conviction in Pakistan. ―

Published on 7 August, 2003

Five churches are attacked by mobs and Buddhist monks. ―

Published on 31 July, 2003

The gambit for peace in the Sudan stands on more than just politics. ―

Published on 28 July, 2003

Chinese house churches see more raids. ―

Published on 21 July, 2003

Believers in Cambodia are blamed for drought. ―

Published on 11 July, 2003

An evangelical church in Vietnam is ordered to stop building. ―

Published on 3 July, 2003

A mission group encourages the Western church to help Iraqi Christians now. ―

Published on 27 June, 2003

A call to prayer goes out for Christians in North Korea. ―

Published on 24 June, 2003

Christian outcry gets the attention of the Chinese government. ―

Published on 13 June, 2003

Advocates for an imprisoned Chinese pastor issue a call for help. ―

Published on 6 June, 2003

Sudan's government goes after believers again. ―

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Published on 5 June, 2003

Lao authorities continue persecuting believers. ―

Published on 29 May, 2003

Pakistani officials close a Christian school. ―

Published on 23 May, 2003

Trouble follows Christians in the Middle East; people continue responding to the Gospel. ―

Published on 20 May, 2003

A Sri Lankan village threatens a church ministry. ―

Published on 15 May, 2003

Afghani Christians fear the new constitution will limit religious freedom. ―

Published on 13 May, 2003

Negotiated peace in Israel could mean increased persecution for Christians. ―

Full Interview

Published on 5 May, 2003

A believer faces life in prison in Pakistan. ―

Published on 28 April, 2003

Sudan's church faces a unique dilemma due to politics. ―

Published on 17 April, 2003

Nigeria's presidential elections have many Christians concerned. ―

Full Interview

Published on 8 April, 2003

Evangelical churches are facing increasing threats from Buddhists in Sri Lanka. ―

Published on 25 March, 2003

The call for jihad against America causes concern for Christian missionaries. ―

Published on 14 March, 2003

Growth continues for a special e-mail program alerting Christians to pray. ―

Published on 7 March, 2003

A university offers a new major focusing on the persecuted church. ―

Published on 27 February, 2003

A new law in Hong Kong could mean trouble for believers. ―

Published on 14 February, 2003

A twist comes in the case against a militant Hindu group and the murder of a missionary in India. ―

Published on 7 February, 2003

China reveals plans to stamp out the unregistered church. ―

Published on 22 January, 2003

A Chinese pastor comes under fire for his work in Datong. ―

Published on 21 January, 2003

Pakistani Christians clamor for justice in a deadly bombing. ―

Published on 6 January, 2003

The threat of war with Iraq could make things difficult for mission workers. ―

Published on 3 January, 2003

A group of Vietnamese believers are persecuted for their faith. ―

Published on 31 December, 2002

Authorities investigate a Christmas Day attack in Pakistan. ―

Published on 30 December, 2002

Believers are under intense pressure in India, following a Christmas Day attack. ―

Published on 26 December, 2002

Some good news comes from the church in Mongolia. ―

Published on 19 December, 2002

The church in Nigeria continues to grow in spite of more violence against believers. ―

Published on 29 November, 2002

Hilltribe Christians in Vietnam are seeing an increase in violence against them. ―

Published on 25 October, 2002

Believers in Sri Lanka are facing overt hostility. ―

Published on 14 October, 2002

Believers plan to show solidarity with persecuted Christians in Pakistan. ―

Published on 7 October, 2002

There are more strikes on Christian targets in Pakistan. ―

Published on 27 September, 2002

Pressure on Indonesian Christians mounts. ―

Published on 26 September, 2002

Seven Christians are murdered in Pakistan. ―

Full Interview

Published on 24 September, 2002

Evangelical church leaders feel the heat of China's government. ―

Published on 30 August, 2002

Believers are disappearing in China. ―

Published on 23 August, 2002

Believers go on trial for their faith in Libya. ―

Published on 20 August, 2002

Jihad warriors again threaten believers in Central Sulawesi. ―

Full Interview

Published on 16 August, 2002

An imprisoned Christian in Pakistan gets some good news from the Supreme Court. ―

Published on 9 August, 2002

Christians are disappearing in Maldives. ―

Published on 5 August, 2002

A call to prayer goes out for two Sri Lankan believers. ―

Published on 26 July, 2002

Believers regroup after a violent attack in Ethiopia ―

Published on 19 July, 2002

Christian trauma counseling is needed in Sudan following a disturbing trend. ―

Published on 5 July, 2002

Deadly civil war in Sudan doesn't stop a Christian outreach. ―

Published on 2 July, 2002

Distrust and fear in Indonesia may be lifting, allowing believers to share their faith. ―

Published on 26 June, 2002

Church leaders in Vietnam are under fire. ―

Published on 13 June, 2002

Italian believers ask for prayer after an apparent Mafia hit. ―

Published on 10 June, 2002

A proposed amendment to the religion law in Belarus triggers fears of persecution. ―

Published on 4 June, 2002

Fighting between India and Pakistan puts pressure on the church. ―

Published on 31 May, 2002

Despite continued bombing runs, Christians are helping out in Sudan. ―

Published on 20 May, 2002

Violence is feared in the case of two missing Christians. ―

Published on 19 April, 2002

A Christian relief group is trying to meet needs in Sudan. ―

Published on 12 April, 2002

Violence plagues Colombia's churches. ―

Published on 10 April, 2002

Sudan's mixed messages are making Christian outreach difficult. ―

Full Interview

Published on 12 March, 2002

Believers in Nigeria feel the pressure of persecution. ―

Published on 7 February, 2002

A change in a Pakistani law could benefit believers. ―

Published on 29 January, 2002

We get a follow up report on the situation of a house church pastor in China. ―

Published on 28 January, 2002

14 churches face destruction at the hands of local Nigerian authorities. ―

Published on 14 January, 2002

Believers face more delays in their exportation. ―

Published on 8 January, 2002

We get an update in the case of a condemned church pastor in China. ―

Full Interview

Published on 3 January, 2002

Christians are facing renewed persecution in Ethiopia. ―

Published on 31 December, 2001

After five months of detention, Christians are released in Saudi Arabia. ―

Published on 21 December, 2001

Egyptian believers look to rebuild after heartbreak. ―

Published on 18 December, 2001

Militant Buddhists are causing trouble for believers in Sri Lanka. ―

Published on 11 December, 2001

Continued violence in Nigeria targets believers. ―

Published on 5 December, 2001

Thousands of Christians are in danger in Indonesia. ―

Full Interview

Published on 16 November, 2001

A miraculous release encourages believers. ―

Published on 14 November, 2001

A Christian group sends a call to prayer for world leaders. ―

Published on 15 October, 2001

A call to prayer goes out for the persecuted church. ―

Published on 4 October, 2001

Pakistani believers are facing increasing intolerance. ―

Published on 21 September, 2001

Believers tell of persecution in Ethiopia. ―

Published on 12 September, 2001

Missionaries hunker down overseas in light of a suspected terrorist attack in the United States. ―

Published on 10 September, 2001

An envoy to Sudan could mean positive things for believers. ―

Published on 28 August, 2001

A change in a Pakistan Christian's case brings hope. ―

Published on 24 August, 2001

Flooding in Sudan opens a door for an evangelistic effort. ―

Published on 14 August, 2001

Nigeria's believers face oppression under Sharia law. ―

Published on 13 August, 2001

Believers in Sri Lanka face harsh discrimination. ―

Published on 8 August, 2001

A website educates Christians about the persecuted church. ―

Published on 6 August, 2001

An Egyptian appeals court decision could mean justice for the Christian community. ―

Published on 2 August, 2001

China is cracking down on Christian leaders after being granted the 2008 Olympics. ―

Published on 12 July, 2001

The church is growing in Sudan despite persecution from the government. ―

Published on 10 July, 2001

A house church is shut down by Chinese police. ―

Published on 29 June, 2001

Pakistani believers see a rise in overt persecution. ―

Published on 25 June, 2001

Believers in Egypt are facing slander. ―

Published on 18 June, 2001

Christians are blamed for an arson in India. ―

Published on 8 June, 2001

Christians are looking for ways to help thousands of Afghanis in crisis. ―

Published on 1 June, 2001

Terrorism could be a real threat to American missionaries abroad. ―

Published on 28 May, 2001

A Christian teen is still being held captive in Pakistan. ―

Published on 22 May, 2001

China\'s persecution of the church is raising some concerns. ―

Published on 21 May, 2001

Rising nationalism in Japan could be problematic for evangelism. ―

Published on 15 May, 2001

A leader in Indonesia\'s bloodshed against believers is in custody. ―

Published on 14 May, 2001

Evangelical Christians risk being labeled a sect in France. ―

Full Interview

Published on 30 April, 2001

Political tensions in the Ukraine may effect outreach. ―

Published on 20 April, 2001

Kazakhstan looks to revamp its religion law. ―

Published on 12 April, 2001

Believers face persecution in Pakistan. ―

Published on 10 April, 2001

A missions group looks for a team to head to Mozambique. ―

Published on 6 April, 2001

Trouble between the United States and China could have backlash on Christian outreach. ―

Published on 2 April, 2001

There are more reports of violence against believers in Turkmenistan. ―

Published on 28 March, 2001

Blankets are being used to introduce people to Christ in Sudan. ―

Published on 27 March, 2001

Political leaders in the U-S are voicing concerns about persecution of Christians in Sudan. ―

Full Interview

Published on 19 March, 2001

Sudanese Christians maintain their faith, despite civil war. ―

Published on 13 March, 2001

We get some good news from Indonesia. ―

Published on 6 March, 2001

A church building in Egypt is destroyed by local officials. ―

Published on 20 February, 2001

A Christian ministry celebrates the legacy of its founder. ―

Published on 26 January, 2001

Believers ask prayer for persecuted church members in Turkey. ―

Published on 25 January, 2001

A Christian relief group sends aid to Sudanese bombing victims. ―

Published on 8 January, 2001

Sudan's president is looking to step up the holy war against Christians. ―

Published on 28 December, 2000

Indonesia's religious terror campaign may be motivated by something else. ―

Published on 15 December, 2000

China's government destroys hundreds of religious buildings. ―

Full Interview

Published on 11 December, 2000

Another massacre in Indonesia leads to a strong church. ―

Published on 14 November, 2000

Radical Hindus rally against Christians in Nepal. ―

Published on 13 November, 2000

Christians are being asked to pray for church leaders in Greece. ―

Published on 6 November, 2000

Believers are threatened with violence in India over the jailing of a radical Hindu. ―

Published on 31 October, 2000

Shellings on Christians in South Sudan increase. ―

Full Interview

Published on 3 October, 2000

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Published on 14 September, 2000

Nigeria is the most corrupt country in the world. ―

Published on 5 September, 2000

Chinese soldiers in Sudan cause alarm for Christians caught in the civil war. ―

Published on 28 August, 2000

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Published on 15 August, 2000

A mission group sorrows in loss. ―

Published on 8 August, 2000

Indonesia's trouble stirs lawmakers, and could be bad for believers. ―

Published on 28 July, 2000

Vietnam's church is still growing despite pressure from the Communist government. ―

Published on 26 July, 2000

Sudan's government is threatening to ban all relief flights to the south. ―

Published on 18 July, 2000

Christians are being asked to pray for a missing house church pastor. ―

Published on 7 July, 2000

A discouraging setback for believers in China. ―

Published on 4 July, 2000

Indonesia's sectarian troubles claim hundreds more victims. ―

Published on 29 June, 2000

A state of emergency is ongoing in Indonesia's war against Christians. ―

Published on 14 June, 2000

Hearts are heavy after the closing of a church in China. ―

Published on 8 June, 2000

Tensions are high despite calm in Indonesia. ―

Published on 19 May, 2000

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A Chinese house pastor is jailed. ―

Published on 10 April, 2000

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