Christianity treated as treason in North Korea

January 7, 2026

North Korea (MNN) — In North Korea, Christianity threatens the regime as following Jesus means not following of the Kim family.

Three changes that could escalate Iran’s protests

January 7, 2026

Iran (MNN) — Currency changes promise more pain for Iranians as economic protests continue.

M23 rebels act outside of the Rwanda-DRC peace accord

January 6, 2026

Democratic Republic of the Congo (MNN) —The trouble with the rebel group M23 has continued in the Congo, even after a December 4 peace accord.

Iran unrest grows as US signals support

January 6, 2026

Iran (MNN) — U.S. President Donald Trump backs protestors, putting new pressure on Iran’s regime.

The healing God who makes no mistakes — a testimony of trust

January 6, 2026

USA (MNN) — “All of us have lost something in life, but God is a Redeemer,” says Murrf.

Christians in Uttar Pradesh receive a just ruling from high court

January 5, 2026

India (MNN) — Court rules it’s not a crime to distribute Bibles and preach religion.

India’s anti-conversion laws fuel culture of persecution

January 5, 2026

India (MNN)—India’s rural communities feel the cultural impact of anti-conversion laws.

Prayers for Christian persecution in Africa

January 5, 2026

Africa (MNN) – People doing outreach in Africa are steadfast in their work while enduring persecution.

Believers in Sudan caught between war and persecution

January 2, 2026

Sudan (MNN) — 2025 was especially hard for Sudanese Christians.

For many Christians around the world, Christmas was not peaceful

January 2, 2026

International (MNN) — Todd Nettleton from The Voice of Martyrs USA says believers in persecuted nations celebrated on high alert.

A new generation of leaders on the rise

January 2, 2026

International (MNN) — The challenges of our time are shaping a new character of a leader.

Iran unrest signals deeper frustration with leadership

January 1, 2026

Iran (MNN) — The Christian Persian diaspora is watching and praying.