Nigerian schoolgirl Leah Sharibu still captive 7 years later: When will the horrors end?
Leah Sharibu has now spent more than seven years in captivity, held by the Boko Haram since February 19, 2018.
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer
Voices Contributor
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer is director of the Conscience Project, a project advancing conscience rights through public education and amicus support in religious freedom cases.
Don't let Charlie Kirk's murder scare you
Calling good evil and evil good is nothing new — but hostility toward faith has grown sharper, more relentless and now, tragically, deadly.
Dangerous liaisons: Nicaragua, China and Catholic integralism
Such naivety, to put it charitably, was a reminder that a minority of Christians will always be susceptible to the temptation to secularize the Kingdom of God and the charms of repressive governments.
'Thy will be done': Finding strength amid Christian persecution
At the same time, all of us need a much clearer picture of the global resurgence in religious persecution, which has been ignored by governments and media.
'Emanuel' film shows power of forgiveness
A new film, "Emanuel: The Untold Story of the Victims and Survivors of the Charleston Church Shooting," tells what came next as survivors lived out Christ’s hard teaching (Matthew 18:22), to forgive the sins of our brothers “seventy-seven times.”
