Category: Persecution

by The Independent
Sunday 20 July 2014

On Friday the Christians of Mosul, a community of thousands settled in the city since the early days of Christianity, were given 24 hours to either convert or face the sword.

by Kersley Fitzgerald
17 June 2014

Meriam Yahia Ibrahim is currently in a prison in Sudan with her infant daughter and her toddler son. She is scheduled to remain there for about two years, until her daughter is weaned. She is then to be executed. Saeed Abedini has served one year of a ten-year sentence in prison in Iran. It is possible that the government will release him once his sentence is filled — it’s even possible they’ll release him early. But his health is poor, conditions are horrible, and he has to endure regular beatings from guards and other inmates.

by David Barton
April 30, 2014

Listed below in chronological order are (1) numerous records of his attacks on Biblical persons or organizations; (2) examples of the hostility toward Biblical faith that have become evident in the past three years in the Obama-led military; (3) a listing of his open attacks on Biblical values; and finally (4) a listing of numerous incidents of his preferential deference for Islam’s activities and positions, including letting his Islamic advisors guide and influence his hostility toward people of Biblical faith.

by Raymond Ibrahim
May 22, 2014

So long as the international community and human rights organizations fail to employ some common sense and honesty—fail to call a spade a spade—so will they ensure that countless more innocent humans like Meriam Ibrahim continue to suffer “appalling and abhorrent” treatment, simply for trying to exercise their “right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion” under Islam.

by Michael Snyder
May 7, 2014 

Could you imagine the uproar in the mainstream media that we would see if a member of a politically favored class of people was crucified for who or what they are?  There would be front page headlines for weeks.  But because members of a politically favored class (Muslims) are doing it to members of a non-politically favored class (Christians), it is not newsworthy at all according to the media. 

by TBC Staff
Dec 12 2013

You, pray for us? We pray for you … because South Korean and American churches believe challenges in the Christian faith are solved by money, freedom and politics. It’s only when all you have is God do you realize God is all you need.

by Raymond Ibrahim
January 21, 2014

Prominent indicators confirm that the U.S. is the chief facilitator of the persecution of Christians around the world today.

By Majid Rafizadeh

The top ten countries for persecuting Christians over the last year were ranked: North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Maldives, Pakistan, Iran and Yemen, according to Open Doors USA, an organization that monitors and exposes Christian persecution around the globe.

Bb Beginning and End
October 7, 2012 

Standing up for the Christian faith starts and ends with knowing the Bible. Have you ever felt challenged to defend your Christian faith? Do you get shy when it comes to talking about the Bible? Do you feel like certain people will go out of their way to argue or try to silence you when you bring up Jesus, God or the Bible?