(Compass) The government of Laos has launched a new crackdown on Bru tribal Christians in southern Savannakhet. Sources have confirmed that 24 Bru Christians were arrested in the last week of March. The believers were beaten, tied to a post under the hot sun, tortured with red ants and asked to sign documents renouncing their faith. Eventually 22 of the believers — under great duress — signed the documents and were released. The other two remain in prison. Meanwhile, other Christians living in Muangphin district have been threatened with serious harm if they meet together for prayer or worship.
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"While it may seem that other political matters are more urgent, the real existential crisis in Nigeria and across the Sahel might be determining how to welcome a healthy youth movement."
Dissolution and Predation: Threats to the African Youth Movement - International Christian Concern
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A quick Google search of the phrase “Youth Movement” yields millions of links to an unimaginable number of causes trying to lay claim to the next generation.0 CommentsComment on Facebook