Life for Survivors of Attacks in Nigeria

New surge of violence worsens humanitarian crisis in Yemen

Young Christian Escapes Forced Marriage in Africa

Christian Woman Dies After Nearly Three Years in Eritrean Prison

How Christians in Myanmar Are Starting Over

Christian Woman Is Attacked by Husband Over Faith in Central Asia

Nine Christians killed in attack in Benue, Nigeria

Church in Yemen Resists Persecution as Christian Prisoners Await Justice

How a Nigerian pastor faced grief after devastating losses

Curdish family learns about Jesus through a children’s Bible

War heightens challenges for vulnerable children in Iran

Christian Farmers Receive Practical Aid in Nigeria

Pastor and Members of House Church Detained in China

Two Christians kidnapped in attack in Cameroon

Christians in Yemen Continue to Share the Gospel Behind Bars

Extreme Heat Affects Christians Detained in North Korea

"God Has Not Forsaken Me": Abed's Faith in East Africa

Biblical Coloring Books Strengthen Children in Central Asia

Ideological Campaign Increases Pressure on Christians in North Korea

Violence Against Christians in Nigeria Highlighted by Sequestration and Extremist Attack

How Your Help Can Transform the Life of a Christian in Burkina Faso

Iranian Christians face pressure as historic church is confiscated

Nepal: 300 Families Receive Emergency Aid Following Floods

The Only Opportunity for a North Korean to Hear About Jesus

Pastor Loses Water and Electricity Access After Holding Services in Bhutan

Three Christians killed in attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Shockwave 2026: a wave of prayer for the Persecuted Church in the Horn of Africa

Call for Peace from Sudanese Christians

Christians in Colombia seek prayer after new earthquakes

Young Christian Girl Faces Rejection at School in Central Asia

Brazilian Youth Lead Prayer for the Horn of Africa During Shockwave 2026

Healing from the Traumas of Persecution in the Horn of Africa

Young man expelled from home maintains faith after attack in Africa

Young people endure beatings for love of Jesus in the Horn of Africa

Post-trauma Care Strengthens Christians in Burkina Faso

Explosion hits Orthodox church in Hama, Syria

Young Man Rejected by Family Is Baptized in Central Asia

Christian Leader Killed and Churches Looted in Africa

Young Man Proclaims Jesus to the Hamar People in Ethiopia

Pastor Released Following Kidnapping in Nigeria

Christian dies in custody while awaiting blasphemy trial in Pakistan

"I Recognized My Father by His Shoes": The Story of a Pastor in Burkina Faso

Nepalese Woman Faces Domestic Violence for Choosing to Follow Christ

Nepal: local partners begin aid to flood-affected families

Yakob: an Ethiopian Christian who did not know Jesus

Floods in Nepal Leave Dozens of Christians Dead and Missing

Syria Attributes Mar Elias Church Attack to ISIS

Burkina Faso Among the Most Dangerous Places for Christians, According to the 2026 World Watch List

Abdu: from Muslim Leader to Evangelist on TikTok

Updates on the forced disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh

How Christians Are Faring One Year After the Attack in Suwayda, Syria?

The Gracious Invitation to Pray

By ICC Fellow Greg Cochran, PhD Almost 2,000 years ago, the Apostle Paul engaged in a mission on behalf of Christ and nearly paid for it with his life…

Massacre in Oromia: The Church Mourns as Violence Claims Dozens of Orthodox Believers

The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has issued a solemn call for justice and protection after at least 60 of its faithful were killed in two brutal…

60 Orthodox Christians Killed in Ethiopia

At least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed during two recent attacks in Ethiopia’s Oromia region. According to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church…

The Art of Living Faithfully: Truth, Beauty, and Goodness in the Brethren Tradition

From suffering persecution in the early years of the American republic to helping shape some of the nation’s most significant humanitarian initiatives…

Christians Rendered Homeless in Chhattisgarh’s Tribal Belt

In southern Chhattisgarh’s tribal belt, localized community disputes over religious adherence have rapidly escalated into severe civil rights violatio…

Church Obtains Permit After 12 Years

Pastor “Andi” and his wife can finally breathe a sigh of relief; their 12-year struggle to secure a place of worship in Indonesia is finally paying of…

Pastor Jin’s Release Does Not End China’s Persecution of Christians

The release earlier this year of Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri after nine months in Chinese detention marked a significant victory for religious freedom advo…

Goodbye, ‘Sam’s Club’ Megachurch. Hello, Stained Glass.

Trinity Presbyterian finally has a church building of its own. That building has arches. And carved hammerbeams that tell the story of the Bible. Just…

Where to Draw—and Not Draw—the Line in Politics

The Syllabus is a column that features student opinions on timely national and international topics. We aim to highlight how evangelical students in t…

Community Mourns as Nine Killed in Jordanian Church Attack Buried

Thousands of people gathered at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Hamoud, Karak, Jordan on Sunday, as eight of the nine Christians killed in Frida…

When Violence Strikes, Christ Remains our Rock

Today, our hearts are heavy for our brothers and sisters in Jordan. A terrorist attack during a church funeral service killed at least nine and injure…

In Heated Red State Races, Republicans Appeal to Evangelical Voters

Texas megachurch pastor Jack Graham urged parishioners at an October 11 service not to vote by party, though he did so right next to Governor Greg Abb…

Video Roundtable: When Is It OK to Cancel Church?

Most Christians agree that weekly Sunday gatherings are a must. But there’s less agreement over what constitutes an exception to the rule. Is it accep…

Christian Village Attacked in Syria

A predominantly Christian village in Syria is calling for “security, justice, and accountability,” as one priest wrote on Facebook. Al-Suqaylabiyah ha…

Update: Amin Ismail Released from Prison

For more than a year, Amin Ismail sat in Kobar Prison in Khartoum — one of Sudan’s harshest facilities. He was not there for any crime he had committe…

Bible Expert Affirms Miracle Power Didn't End in the Bible: 'The Heart of Christ Has Not Changed'

Christian apologist Gavin Ortlund is encouraging Christians not to be ashamed of the truth found in the Bible, including the supernatural elements. Hi…

A Note on the Elisabeth Elliot Article

I’ve always admired Elisabeth and Jim Elliot. Both are true heroes of the faith: Jim, a martyr, and Elisabeth, a woman of undaunted courage. After Jim…

Superbook Opens Door for the Gospel in Japan

More than four decades ago, the late Dr. Pat Robertson introduced the Bible to Japan through CBN's Superbook, an animated Bible series originally crea…

UK Christians Question Using the Term Christian Nationalism

While advising the bishops of the Church of England on the term Christian nationalism earlier this year, Luke Bretherton, regius professor of moral an…

Jay-Z’s Foray into Gospel Music Met with Skepticism

Veteran gospel recording artist Marvin Sapp announced in July his new distribution deal with Roc Nation, the entertainment company founded by rapper a…

Christian Mother Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison in Nigeria

A Christian mother in northeastern Nigeria has reportedly been sentenced to 14 years in prison after sharing her faith with a Muslim woman who later t…

Yesterday’s Environmentalists Were Christians. Tomorrow’s Will Be, Too.

In the last 25 years, 40 million Americans have stopped attending church—the largest religious exodus in American history. Researchers have identified…

Protests Erupt Over Church Construction in Indonesia Despite Government Approval

Hundreds of residents in Purwakarta, West Java, Indonesia, protested the planned construction of a Simalungun Protestant Christian Church (GKPS) in Ci…

Worship Service Halted, Pastor Intimidated

The Bethel Full Gospel Church (GBIS) congregation in Jambi, Indonesia, must temporarily halt its worship services, according to a decision by local le…