Court Reverses Revocation of Indonesian Church’s Building Permit
A court in West Java, Indonesia, has reversed the revocation of a Catholic church’s building permit.
Open Doors Receives International Mention
According to the Christian Post, the European Union (EU) has reportedly formed an association to protect the rights of Christians in countries where they face persecution.
Criminals Posing as Missionaries in India
India (MNN) ― There’s an alarming trend developing in Northeast India. Criminals are now posing as missionaries.
Christians Targeted and Killed in Iraq
Iraq (MNN) ― We begin today in Iraq where Christians are again being targeted.
Faith Leaders in Haitian DC Embassy Seeking Release of Jailed Missionaries
The group says it is now clear that the American missionaries were only trying to help needy children in Haiti and were not involved in human trafficking or kidnapping.
Public Policy Group Defends Uganda’s Christians
Journalist and media critic Cliff Kincaid said today that coverage of the so-called “Kill the Gays” bill in Uganda has been completely one-sided, inaccurate, and distorted beyond belief.
Visiting Evangelicals Silent on China’s Persecuted House Churches
The Institute on Religion & Democracy (IRD) is dismayed at the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA)’s having ignored religious persecution in China during its recent visit.
Ministry Endures Persecution from Officials
A federal appeals court is critical of Chicago officials and how they dealt with a ministry’s use of an old building.
San Francisco Challenged on ‘Catholic Bashing’
A decision concerning a lawsuit filed against San Francisco for bashing Catholics will be reached within the next few months.
Pakistani Christians Found Innocent and Released
Pakistan ― Since Oct. 9, 2008, Sandul Bibi and her father, Gulsher Masih, have been held in a Pakistani prison under the charge of tearing pages out of the Koran.
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