Christians in Iraq face severe persecution for over two decades
Iraqi Christians look ahead to an uncertain future.
Gaza churches are in jeopardy
Christians are feeling pressure from all sides and are in many ways cut off from fellowshipping
Iran eventually pardonend two imprisoned Christian converts
Both men were imprisoned for “acting against national security by organizing house-churches and promoting ‘Zionist’ Christianity"
Mob invaded a Pakistani police station and lynched a man accused of blasphemy
Waris, a man in his early 20s, was taken into police custody after a mob attacked him for blasphemy against Islam.
French volunteers are still working hard to help victims ten days after the earthquake
Benjamin Blanchard, general director of the organisation reported about their humanitarian work in the area of Northeastern Syria.
New Syrian Catholic archbishop tells how he survived captivity by Islamic State
It was precisely under these conditions, he noted, that he learned “a magnificent example of forgiveness.”
Iranian protesters set fire to Republic’s founder’s home
Iranian citizens, including those of the Christian faith, are letting their voices be heard regarding the harsh Islamic rule
USCIRF criticises out Iran’s death sentence penalty for protesters
Protests across Iran are turning into a country-wide revolution.
5th century manuscript found in Saint Catherine’s Monastery of Sinai
The Egyptian Minister of Antiquities confirms the finding in the oldest continuously operating library in the world.