On June 26, 2019, Pastor Joshua and his church were in a state of crisis. On that day, their church building was set ablaze by unknown assailants.

It’s not the Iraq outsiders know. The rural, vibrant green landscape of the north is filled with high mountains echoing whispers of ancient history.

“We were very stupid.” It is a statement of grief, uttered by many Christian women living in Upper Egypt. They are marginalized because they are Christian, then marginalized again because they are women.

On September 22, 2013, suicide bomb­ers rocked Pakistan’s Christian com­munity when they attacked All Saints Church in Peshawar.

It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Mageed was a chicken trader, a Christian man who strolled the dusty streets in Upper Egypt, selling hens to provide an income for his family of seven.

Imagine waking up to find that there is no food left in your house. No running water or clean clothes. No medicine and no opportunities for a future.

Often, we encounter cases of persecution in which the wounds cut far deeper than surface level. In these circumstances, we strive to not only restore the survivor’s physical health…

Last February, International Christian Concern requested that the United States Treasury Department sanction Iranian Judge Mohammed Moghiseh, a known human rights abuser…

In communities where poverty reigns, the Gospel is so often communicated through the visual. The color green evokes the message of the Holy Spirit bringing hope.

In September 2018, a Christian family of 12 was gathered for dinner in central Nigeria. Suddenly, gunmen stormed into the home and opened fire on the family.