Asia
Pakistan Supreme Court Demands Justice for Jaranwala Christians as Thousands of Attackers Walk Free
Pakistan Supreme Court orders Jaranwala violence trial concluded in six months as less than eight percent of attackers face justice
Asia
Asia
Pakistan Moves to Criminalize Forced Conversion of Christians With 5 Year Prison Sentence
Christian lawmaker introduces bill in Punjab Assembly to criminalize forced religious conversions with up to five years in prison.
Asia
7,000 Missionary Records Unearthed: Seoul Archive Unlocks a Forgotten Century of Korean Christianity
Seoul's Yanghwajin Archives launches a digital archive of over 7,000 missionary records spanning from the late 19th century to the modern era.
Asia
India Launches Legal Assault on Christian Churches, Schools and Hospitals With FCRA Seizure Bill
Indian Christians denounce FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 as authorities gain sweeping powers to seize churches schools and hospitals serving vulnerable communities
Europe
The Battle on the Ice, A Sikh Who Chose Christ, and the Book That Brought the Holy Land Home
The Battle of Lake Peipus, Bakht Singh's radical conversion and ministry in India, and William Thomson's bestselling Holy Land masterwork.
Asia
Pakistan Court Hands 13 Year Old Christian Girl to Her Abductor as British Parliament Erupts
British parliamentary group raises alarm as Pakistan court upholds forced marriage of 13 year old Christian girl Maria Shahbaz to her 30 year old Muslim abductor.
US
"God Mode" Activated: Suicidal Gamer Gives Her Life to Jesus During Live VRChat Evangelism Session
A suicidal gamer struggling with addiction encountered the gospel through a seminary student evangelizing in VRChat and gave her life to Jesus Christ.
Asia
747 Attacks on Christians in India: The Persecution Nobody Is Talking About
India recorded 747 attacks on Christians in 2025, a record high driven by mob violence, arrests, and anti conversion laws targeting believers.
Asia
Grenades on Christmas Eve and 2,673 Attacks: Bangladesh Christians Dare to Hope Under New Government
Bangladesh Christians express cautious hope as new PM Tarique Rahman promises religious freedom, but 2,673 attacks and Islamist gains loom large.
Asia
70 Muslims Storm Indonesian Church to Stop Christians From Fixing Their Own Leaking Roof
A mob of 70 Muslim residents backed by police forced a halt to roof repairs at a legally registered Protestant church in Indonesia.
Asia
Pakistan Court Shatters 150 Year Old Law Blocking Christians From Divorce
Pakistan's Lahore High Court rules Christian couples can now seek divorce on grounds of desertion, overturning 150 year old colonial era legal barriers.
Asia
Nepal's Youth Revolution Topples Political Giants as Ex Rapper Wins Historic Landslide
Nepal's landmark election sees former rapper Balen Shah win 182 seats in historic landslide, reshaping religious freedom landscape for over one million Christians.