The month of April has been significantly hard on the persecuted church. With Easter acting as a target for persecutors and COVID19 giving governments reason to harass, Christians around the world are suffering even more. Continue Reading
After a few presentations, and a few talks with those who have read my book, I realized that an update needed to be done on my book “Nigerian Genocide: Christian Persecution in 2014.” I knew that, for various reasons, I was unable to do another book the way that I hadContinue Reading
BURMA/MYANMAR A pastor is one of 58 abducted by militia. CAMEROON Another Bible translator is killed in Cameroon. It is believed the Wycliffe worker was killed by Fulani militants. CHINA Pastor John Cao, imprisoned, has written a poem. ***** Officials in Zhejiang province have started restricting baptisms, offerings, bank accounts,Continue Reading
ALGERIA Christians in Algeria are still confident in God, despite the increasing pressure from the government. BURMA/MYANMAR New report sheds more light into the persecution Christians, and other minorities, face in the country. CHINA A megachurch in China is demolished and its two pastors detained. A pastor is still inContinue Reading
Reports released on China, threats in India and Nepal, church closures in Indonesia, and a reopened school in Iraq. In Chains has it for you here.Continue Reading
In Chains is covering the news of the persecuted church during 2019″s 34th week. Brutal killings, increasing attacks, church closings, and law suits riddle this week’s news. Continue Reading
ALGERIA Another church is closed and sealed in Algeria, this time, while the congregation worshipped. Pastor says they will continue to meet elsewhere. CHINA Huoshi Church is raided twice in one week, even after it moved its location. There are more reports of churches in China being forced to takeContinue Reading
I am writing today in response to Christianity Today’s article discussing whether Jesus would agree with the UK’s decision to keep Shamima Begum from returning to the UK. She decided to leave her country to marry a man from ISIS and now wants to return home. The United States hasContinue Reading
So, I came across an article from a friend about Russia. It completely threw me for a loop. I knew Russia was not the easiest country to share the love of Christ in. However, it was a far cry from where the country was when I was a child. Soviet-eraContinue Reading
******************************************************************* How hard it is to forgive and love ISIS. Yet that is what we, as Christians, are called to do. Jesus came to save everyone. All sinners. For God so loved the world, He gave His one and only Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish butContinue Reading