In Nigeria, Fulani militants have been attacking Christian communities and stealing their farmland for years.
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It had been raining heavily for over 24 hours in Maiyanga village, a small community located in Central Nigeria’s Irigwe chiefdom. But two hours before the attack the rain stopped…
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On September 11th, 2021, Pastor Mustafa Abubakar was detained at an immigration entry point in Zanzibar, while on his way to preach the Gospel…
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Fatuma is a 16-year-old girl living on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda. Recently, she sat down with an ICC representative and shared her journey to Christ…
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Hajaruya Peace is a 26-year-old single mother with three children. She lives in Makindye Kosovo, Uganda.
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It’s no secret that a Muslim who converts to Christianity in Uganda faces extreme danger. As they come to Christ, Muslim-background believers (MBBs) often lose…
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Education. For some, the word represents a frustrating stop on the way to so-called “real life.” But for others, education means so much more—it represents new beginnings, hope, and a better future.
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The ground was freshly muddy, causing tire tracks and mud splashes everywhere, but for the seedlings in the ground, the rain was a lifeline.
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The sharp blade of a machete cut the ropes that tied Pastor Ojih’s feet together. Rough hands jerked him to his feet from the ground where he had laid for hours…
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The persecution of Christians in Pakistan is severe and complex. Simply because of their religious identity as non-Muslims, Pakistani Christians are treated as second-class citizens.
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“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.” The words of Martin Luther King Jr. echo the words Jesus spoke when He said, “I am the Light of the world.”
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A defected sergeant from the Burmese Army (Tatmadaw) reveals the tactic that the Tatmadaw is using to divide the public and Christian leaders, as armed conflicts continue to occur throughout the Christian-majority Chin state.
Burmese Army Intends to Create a Rift Between Chin Christian Leaders and the Public | Persecution
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10/22/2021 Myanmar (International Christian Concern) – A defected sergeant from the Burmese Army (Tatmadaw) reveals the tactic that the Tatmadaw …
Why are christians armed now in Burma ? Why not in Africa where muslims are killing them every day ? Why are Christians being used in Burma to satisfy other countries´s interests ? WHO is giving guns to Burma´s christians ?
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The Coptic Christians, who were living in an Egyptian neighborhood in Tripoli, have either been detained by the authorities or taken by an armed group due to their Christian faith, friends and family believe, according to the U.S.-based persecution watchdog International Christian Concern, which says that they have been missing since Sept. 30.
17 Coptic Christians go missing in Libya, fears rise over possible abduction by terrorists
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At least 17 Egyptian Coptic Christians have gone missing in Libya, and it’s feared an armed group might have abducted them in the north African country where 21 Coptic Christians were beheaded by ISIS…
I’m praying that Jesus will bring our brothers snd sisters back unharmed in Jesus name !!🙏🏼🙏🏼
At a recent interfaith conference held in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, Iran’s representative, Zahra Rashidbeigi, failed to address Iran’s history of religious freedom violations. Iran has a well-documented record on this score; according to the Open Doors World Watch List on Christian persecution, Iran is the 8th worst country for Christian persecution. Christians in Iran who come from a Muslim background are most vulnerable to persecution, as their conversion is seen as undermining Iran’s Islamic regime.
At Interfaith Conference, Iran Overlooks its Religious Freedom Violations | Persecution
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10/22/2021 Iran (International Christian Concern) – At a recent interfaith conference held in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, Iran’s representative, Zahra Rashidbeigi, failed …
When ICC launched another Hope House in 2019, Sosna Rizk was one of the students who benefited from the center’s efforts. In February, she was scoring poorly on her testing exams and was admitted into the child sponsorship program. Only eight months into the child sponsorship program, Sosna is back on grade level and is even scoring highly in math.
Hope House seeks to empower young women like Sosna, to encourage them to consider what their futures could look like. As with many poorer, Egyptian Christians, it is frequently considered that there is little place for women in education. Girls are needed at home to maintain the household, a task that may not require formal education.
Would you consider partnering with ICC to help fight the generational persecution that Christians in Egypt face? To learn more about ICC’s Hope House or provide a financial gift, visit:https://bit.ly/3DYQogp. To inquire about sponsoring a child, contact ICC at icc@persecution.org.
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10/19/2021 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – When ICC launched another Hope House in 2019, Sosna Rizk was one of the students who benefited from the center’s efforts.
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