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Religious nationalism, state control, terrorism, authoritarianism, and limits on women are among drivers of rising persecution globally, the International Christian Concern (ICC) report said.
In an interview with the Register, Sabatina James explains why assumptions about Islam and Christianity as being broadly similar faiths are dangerously misleading — and why understanding Sharia, jihad, and religious freedom is now a matter of urgency for Western societies.
An official statement from the diocese, published on Nov. 23, reported that 50 minors managed to escape and reunite with their families.
The commander in chief, who announced he would designate Nigeria as a country of particular concern on Oct. 31, further revealed he has instructed the Pentagon to ‘prepare for possible action.’
The resurrected story of a Syrian monastery destroyed by ISIS.
After more than a decade of abuse and isolation, one young woman’s return to her faith and family sheds light on an international crisis.
Here are some of the major stories about the Church around the world that you may have missed this week.
The scars of ISIS still linger in Iraq, and the threat of extremism has not vanished. But hope has taken root in the rubble...
From war-torn Aleppo to the villages of Nigeria, persecuted Christians endure unimaginable hardships — but the Trinitarians ensure they are not forgotten.
COMMENTARY: War-torn Syria was the site 10 years ago of one of the saddest and triumphant human rights crises in history.
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