(Voice of the Persecuted) As we walk through the pages of 2015, trying to make sense of all the persecution suffering, death, and destruction—our thoughts turned towards the joy, and faith witnessed throughout the year. There were many days consumed with prayer, tears, and… Read More ›
News from Syria since the migrant crises’ birth is confusing at best. Where are the Christians? Are they left behind? I have heard that many are hanging on by a thread of Faith. Reports from Catholic agencies paint a dire… Read More ›
One of the greatest deceptions in modern times will go down in History not as successful or a change that made the world safer, but one that tore a hole in the Middle East and Africa that can never be… Read More ›
The new world order is almost complete. What will 2016 bring? A question with dire answers I’m afraid.
This morning was like any other morning, I check the news first thing and hold my breath as I search for news of the persecuted. As I scour for new arrests in Thailand and new attacks across the middle east… Read More ›
Nigeria: (Voice of the Persecuted) While Christians were celebrating Christmas and the birth of Jesus Christ, suspected Boko Haram insurgents attacked Kimba village and started shooting and set homes and shops ablaze. Witnesses claim the village was burnt to the ground. 15 were killed in the attack… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Barely an hour after sharing a report on Christmas Eve highlighting persecuted Pakistani Christians in Thailand, we received a distressing call that more had been arrested including women and children. We immediately added that update to the… Read More ›
Somalia – According to reports, the Muslim-majority nation banned Christmas. They argued Christian celebrations could threaten the nation’s Muslim faith. In 2013, the nation also banned the Christian holiday citing security reasons, this was the first time it was banned because of religious sentiment. The Somalian… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) 7 Christian farmers were killed during a series of attacks by Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) on Christmas Eve. Christmas attacks by Muslim rebels in Christian villages in the southern Philippines left at least 14 people dead… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Our hearts our breaking as we communicate with our persecuted brethren around the world, this Christmas Eve morning. Every very morning starts with messaging them, to be sure they are safe. We pray with them, encourage them and even cry with them…. Read More ›
Obama, Obama’s religion, propaganda, Christian genocide
All that is secret will eventually be brought into the open, and everything that is concealed will be brought to light and made known to all. Luke 8:17 There are many reasons to denounce Christian Persecution. 1. Fear– If I acknowledge… Read More ›
Dec 10, 2015: (Voice of the Persecuted) Three car bombs exploded in the Assyrian town of Tel Tamar in the Hassaka province of Syria on Thursday. The blast killed 50-60 people and wounded 100. At least 4 Assyrians were killed…. Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Christmas messages, prayers and outpouring of Christian love for our persecuted brother, Saeed Abedini imprisoned in Iran for his faith in Christ. In the weeks to come, we will continue to post these beautiful messages and encourage… Read More ›
(World Watch Monitor) Mercy, a 22-year-old woman from Borno State in north-east Nigeria, was abducted in June 2014 when Boko Haram overran the small town of Gwoza where she lived. She speaks here for the first time about her five… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Christmas messages, prayers and outpouring of Christian love for our persecuted brother, Saeed Abedini imprisoned in Iran for his faith in Christ. In the weeks to come, we will continue to post these beautiful messages and encourage… Read More ›
I watched the address by our President tonight. And again I am left with mouth agape and shaking my head. Those awake know that he said nothing new, nothing new about Daesh who he calls ISIL. He refuses to acknowledge… Read More ›
Multiculturalism. Sounds great right? The characteristics of a society, city etc. which has many different ethnic or national cultures mingling freely; political or social policies which support or encourage such coexistence. Well I wonder if those who celebrated this knew the beast they were… Read More ›
The world is focused on the overwhelming migrant crisis created by the U.N. by funding cuts, as Western nations are now pressured to take them in. But Gulf countries including Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Bahrain have offered zero resettlement… Read More ›
The Church in the West, especially America has been silent way too long on Christian Persecution. It has been said by Christian Leaders in Iraq that the silence of the West has condemned Christians to death. I couldn’t agree more…. Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Written by a Christian brother who has been directly affected by persecution in Syria. He has suffered the greatest loss anyone can experience, his family. The persecution of his family was a turning point in his life. He… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) In light of allegations made public by a Christian News agency, we at Voice of the Persecuted want to inform you that we still stand with our brother, American Pastor Saeed Abedini who, in one of… Read More ›
You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye. Mathew 5 There will be reports about our dear brother Saeed Abidini from so called Christian… Read More ›
(Morning Star News) – After bulldozing a Lutheran Church of Sudan (LCS) building on Oct. 21, authorities in the Karari area of Omdurman demolished the SCOC building on Oct. 27 without prior warning, church leaders said. Local authorities said the SCOC building… Read More ›
Iraq, Syria, Nigeria, these images of refugee’s are burned into my memory forever. The child on the beach face down, the Christians slaughtered for Christ, the strewn body parts of those attacked in barbaric evil ways from war torn countries… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Pray for me! Remember to pray for me. That’s what we hear most. The next most spoken word from refugees or asylum seekers is “I am not a beggar.” I have heard so many stories from so… Read More ›
f you’ve knelt beside the rubble of an aching broken heart When the things you gave your life to fell apart You’re not the first to be acquainted with sorrow, grief or pain But the master promised sunshine after rain… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Many of us are witnessing a Christian genocide that we never believed would be in our lifetime. The world is in chaos like we never thought we would see again. But in the present, it’s nearly impossible to… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) Over the last few days, Indonesian Christians under extreme pressure have been sharing reports, photos, videos and their prayers with Voice of the Persecuted. Tensions are high among the Christian communities in Indonesia as radical Muslims… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted) What does it mean Advocate? According to Merriam-Webster : A person who argues for or supports a cause or policy; a person who works for a cause or group; one that defends or maintains a cause… Read More ›
I Am Not Ashamed Of The Gospel Of Christ! 