Islamic Somali Militants Confiscate Christian Farms
Bringing Muslims to Jesus is bringing a new wave of persecution in Somalia. Members of an Islamic Somali extremist group … Read More
ECI: EU Should Prevent Middle East Radicalization
In an open letter to Baroness Catherine Ashton, the European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the … Read More
Report: Crimes Against U.S. Churches Rising
We read a lot about persecution against Christians through arrests and beatings. But church facilities themselves are also under attack, … Read More
Planned Parenthood Busted Helping Human Traffickers
Planned Parenthood was caught red handed helping a man posing as a child sex trafficker in New Jersey. A recently … Read More
Assessing the Needs of the Outcast and Unloved
Surya Bandi knew exactly where to find the most unloved people in his community. They all lived in the same … Read More
Hagee, Jacobs Offer Prophetic Insight into Egypt Protests
Church leaders are urgently calling for prayer in the wake of the ongoing turmoil in Egypt. John Hagee, founder of … Read More
Egyptian Christians Gather in Homes for Prayer
Christians in Egypt are hoping that protests will ultimately lead to more freedom of religion there. But some are concerned … Read More
Opinion: Egypt, The Great Antagonist of Israel
A response to the unrest in Cairo by ICEJ Executive Director, Rev. Malcolm Hedding Egypt, but for brief moments in … Read More
Some Fear Sharia Law, Others Hope for a Better Future
As a result of protests pressuring Egypt’s President Mubarak to step down, fear has swept across the Western world that … Read More
Bonnke Plans Togo Return After 20 Years
Reinhard Bonnke just wrapped up another Gospel in Lokoja, Nigeria, one of his last for some time in the African … Read More
Official Recognition Eludes Christian Groups in Bhutan
Bhutan officials have given assurances that freedom for Christians to worship “within the cultural norms” of the tiny Buddhist nation … Read More
Anti-Christian Speeches in Iran Led to Crackdown, Sources Say
Speeches by Iranian religious and political figures between August and October who acknowledged the existence of home fellowships and condemned … Read More
Cali School Bans Christian Student’s Talent
A fifth grader was nixed from a school talent show—before the child ever had the opportunity to perform. It wasn’t … Read More
His Leprosy Vanished
When the white patches began appearing on Jonjin Dola’s skin, he didn’t worry too much. He thought it was just … Read More
Churches Increasingly Fans of Social Media
Churches are turning increasingly to social networking tools as ministry aids and Facebook is by far the most popular tool, … Read More
Charisma February Issue Goes Beyond Valentine’s Hype, Focuses on Higher Love
While most people will celebrate romantic love later this month, the February issue of Charisma magazine is already placing the … Read More
Sinister Hand Behind Scenes in Egypt?
Egypt’s turmoil continued Tuesday, as thousands ignored an emergency curfew. President Hosni Mubarak attempted to pacify the protestors by announcing … Read More
Trauma Grips Survivors of Egypt Church Blast
The last thing Osni Naim Michael remembers seeing on New Year’s Eve was more than a dozen people standing in … Read More
Churches Divided on Web Site Usage
Though most churches have a website, there is a divide between congregations that use their sites only for one-way communication … Read More
Will Egypt Crisis Lead to Christian Exodus?
On Friday, Egypt imposed a curfew as anti-government protests spread outward from Cairo. Internet service and cell phone text messaging … Read More
Report: Unlicensed Doc Operating Late-Term Abortion Center
A fetal lethal injection center. That’s how Operation Rescue is defining the latest project from late-term abortionist James S. Pendergraft, … Read More