Mass Arrests in Tibet a Stark Contradiction to China’s Religious Freedom Claims

On Christmas Day, December 25, 2024, Chinese authorities escalated their campaign against religious freedom by arresting and charging 10 Christians from the house church “All Ranges Church” in Tibet.

ChinaAid Helps Resettle Refugee Family

ChinaAid is delighted to announce the arrival of a Hong Kong family in Midland, Texas, marking the end of their long journey to freedom.

Legal Battles Over Helping the Homeless Intensify Nationwide

There’s an escalating battle over the right of churches to help the homeless. Local authorities are threatening churches and non-profits with fines and other legal action – accusing them of violating zoning laws and local ordinances by housing and feeding homeless people.

ISIS Kills 80 Christians in Democratic Republic of Congo

ISIS has claimed responsibility for recent attacks in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that resulted in the death of more than 80 Christians and the closure of several churches in the nation.

Judge Re-Opens Steps of the U.S. Capitol to Free Speech Activities

“The People’s House” has been returned back to the people.

Kentucky Clerk Kim Begins March to Supreme Court

Liberty Counsel filed a notice of appeal with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of former Rowan County Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis.

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