The Persecuted Church
After 34 years in public education, Australian school principal Janelle Rowe walked away from the…
What happens when Christians have no safe place to gather? The persecuted Church reminds us that Christian community is more than a building.
Note: For the safety and protection of those involved, all names in this article have been…
Sharing the gospel in Uzbekistan requires care. Uzbekistan’s evangelism is often portrayed as challenging, marked…
Pakistan has acknowledged that many recent blasphemy accusations were fabricated, renewing concern for persecuted Christians and the urgent need for justice and religious freedom.
Brother Andrew’s legacy continues as Open Doors serves persecuted Christians in more than 70 countries, strengthening believers through Bibles, discipleship, humanitarian aid, and prayer.
Egypt has approved legal recognition for 191 additional churches and ministry buildings, encouraging Christian communities and supporting greater religious freedom.
Reports of abductions, forced conversions and child marriages continue to affect Christian girls in Pakistan, prompting renewed calls for justice and protection.
Irish Christian teacher Enoch Burke has been released after nearly two years in prison. His case continues to raise questions about religious freedom and biblical convictions.
More than 20 Christians were reportedly killed in a new attack in Nigeria, prompting renewed calls for prayer and support for the persecuted Church.
Open Doors Canada is urging churches to pray for imprisoned Christians and stand with believers suffering for their faith worldwide.
In this powerful testimony, a man named Hadi shares how encountering Jesus through dreams completely…
In a country where becoming a Christian can cost you your life, church leaders and…
We are standing at a pivotal moment in world history. As new negotiations between the…
