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Whether COVID-19 or ISIS, believers from Iraq, Syria, and Egypt know “neither plague nor persecution can snuff out the church of Christ.”

As COVID-19 halts Nowruz, satellite network encourages Iranian believers to know and assert their rights.

The goal of Boko Haram and ISWAP is “to divide Christian brother against Muslim brother,” Buhari administration tells CT.

(UPDATED) After Andrew Brunson's release, foreign evangelists find it increasingly difficult to stay and serve.

One of the world’s best Bible projects serves illiterate Indian migrants in the labor camps of Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and beyond.

Montenegro’s Orthodox and evangelicals debate if new religion law is a blessing or a church-stealing curse.

(UPDATED) RCCG’s Enoch Adeboye participates, President Buhari disputes Christian Association of Nigeria rallies in 28 states.

(UPDATED) Evangelicals in Middle East and US debate if “Deal of the Century” is “generous” or “extreme.”

In Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, can believers offer Shiites better support than the assassinated military leader?

(UPDATED) Beheaded Brethren leader taken captive in Nigeria said he was at peace with death because Jesus “is still alive.”

Martyrdoms drop in Nigeria but soar in Burkina Faso, while China brings 16 million more Christians onto Open Doors’s 2020 World Watch List of Christian persecution.

Martyrdoms by Boko Haram splinter group occur as US finally adds West African nation to religious freedom watch list.

In addition to historic recognition by US lawmakers, this week a new patriarch was finally elected in Istanbul, Turkey.

Amid show of solidarity by Chaldean patriarch, some Iraqi Christians hope to lead nation to Jonah-like repentance.

Meanwhile, Coptic activist who insists true religious equality does not yet exist goes to prison on terrorism charges.

As Trump administration changes US policy on Jewish settlements, Palestinian council head urges prayer for all.

Confrontation at protest site forces evangelical faith from the pulpit to the public square.

Columba Stewart says preserving Muslim texts is "part of the work of evangelism."

With a prayer tent going up in Beirut square, participants see a “spiritual dimension” to anti-corruption demonstrations.