- 12/12/2007
Pakistan Christians Stage Massive Rally for Rights; Protest Emergency Rule
In a courageous move, Pakistan’s tiny Christian community staged a rally in Islamabad on Friday to press for the ”due rights” they claim “had been denied to them” while also condemning the proclamation of an emergency rule in the country.
- 12/11/2007
Hardline Iranian Gov't Unable to Quash Church Growth
A quiet Christian house-church movement in Iran is steadily growing even in the face of tremendous opposition, confirmed the head of a global faith-based ministry.
- 12/11/2007
Hardline Iranian Gov't Unable to Quash Church Growth
A quiet Christian house-church movement in Iran is steadily growing even in the face of tremendous opposition, confirmed the head of a global faith-based ministry.
- 12/06/2007
Gospel Cubes Give Rise to Grade School Evangelists
Children as young as nine years of age can now more effectively evangelize their friends thanks to the makers of the famous Evangecube and the evangelistic organization founded by the late televangelist Dr. D. James Kennedy.
Tags Youth - 12/05/2007
China-Backed Church Installs 2 Vatican-Approved Bishops
The government-backed Catholic Church of China has installed two Vatican-approved bishops, signaling an improved relationship between the communist country and the Holy See.
- 12/04/2007
Broadcaster to Counter Anti-Christian Kids TV in Arab World
After celebrating its 10th Anniversary last year, Arabic Christian television pioneer SAT-7 is launching special channel for kids this month to send message of hope to kids in the Arab world who are watching other channels that are thought to be propagating anti-Christian messages.
Tags Broadcast - 12/04/2007
Pope: Atheism Led to 'Greatest Forms of Cruelty'
Pope Benedict XVI has strongly criticized atheism and blamed it for bringing about the ”greatest forms of cruelty and violations of justice” ever known in history.
1 comments - 08/29/2007
S. Asia Flood Victims Forced to Consume Raw Food; More Help Sought
Victims of South Asia’s ruinous monsoon floods were eating raw wheat flour to survive in Bihar and other Eastern states in India, as Christian NGOs sought more generous gifts for the victims.
Tags Relief - 08/26/2007
Thousands of Anti-Christian Flyers Threaten Lives of Indian Believers
Thousands of leaflets containing threatening statements were being largely circulated last week by Hindu fanatics in the Chitradurga district in India’s Karnakata State.
Tags Persecution - 08/21/2007
Angry Mob Damages Christian Hospital in India, Stirs Up Panic
A mob of Hindu activists recently attacked a Christian Mission Hospital in India’s most populous state, injuring a pastor and causing massive damage to the properties of the hospital.
Tags Persecution - 08/16/2007
Independence Day Prayers for India Disrupted, Barred
In a demoralizing incident on India’s 60th Independence Day, police in Mysore, India, told a group of 70 believers to stop offering Independence Day prayers without permission after Hindu radicals barged in to the prayer hall and disrupted them.
Tags Persecution - 08/06/2007
Christian NGOs Helping Millions of Flood Victims in South Asia
Christian organizations are doing their best to help the victims of South Asia’s fierce monsoon flooding, which has claimed more than 1,000 lives and left more than 20 million people homeless and displaced.
Tags Relief
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