Christian persecution in Nigeria: Responding to reality, not rhetoric
The redesignation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern is a step in the right direction.
Myal Greene and Ryan Brown
Op-ed contributor
Why refugee resettlement for persecuted is in US interest
The U.S. cannot meet the needs of millions of refugees, but it can certainly offer safe harbor for some of the most vulnerable.
What North Korean Christians can teach us about faith
Let us be inspired by the church in North Korea — not just to advocate and pray, but to live boldly for Christ.
10 ways to pray for Syria's surviving Christian minority
We at Open Doors are calling upon on the global community to uphold the people of Syria — especially the Christian minority — in prayer.
Why President-elect Trump should defend persecuted Christians
Our country has a track-record of being both compassionate and secure.
Faith on the frontlines: Nigeria’s Christian martyrs
Pray for Nigeria, where faith is a battleground.
This Olympics, pray for the persecuted
As you enjoy the Paris Olympics and cheer on the competitors, take time in each event or in each day to intentionally pray for Christians who share your faith, but not your freedom.
The privilege of praying on International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church
Most of the Bible was written by, to, or about people who were experiencing persecution because of their faith. As we read the scriptures today, these are the same words that persecuted Christians read and still cling to.
