As a small, East African country with little significance on the world stage, the one-party government of Eritrea has one of the worst records of abuse of human rights in the world today, with Christians often used as political targets. Ever since a 2002 Eritrean law was passed which limited gatherings of Christians to strictly […]
CONTINUE READING →Islamic terror groups ISWAP (Islamic State West Africa Province) and Boko Haram in Nigeria may have split between two leaders and claim different names, but their reprehensible tactics and overarching strategies remain frighteningly the same. ISIS named Musab al-Barnawi as “emir” of their West African branch of Islamic terrorism, also known as ISWAP, last August. […]
CONTINUE READING →Brutally stolen by a Muslim attacker several years ago, this now 6-year-old girl has been reunited with her Christian family as Assyrian cities are liberated from ISIS. You may recall the story and photograph of a precious young 3-year-old girl named Christina who was literally ripped from her mother’s arms in August of 2014 during […]
CONTINUE READING →The obligation of Ramadan for Muslims is a reminder of their spiritual bondage. Smyrna’s E-book, Deliverance from Bondage: Praying for Muslims during Ramadan, is designed to help you lift up suffering Muslims with the prayer that they might see the light of Christ. Look at a sample page here: Download Praying for Muslims during Ramadan […]
CONTINUE READING →GERMANY: REFORMATION OR DEATH (For Reformation Sunday, 30 Oct 2016) Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin | RLPB 380 | Wed 19 Oct 2016 by Elizabeth Kendal On 31 October 1517 German theologian Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses — ‘Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences’ — to the door of Wittenberg Castle Church, triggering […]
CONTINUE READING →A new news service to shed light amid vast darkness. September 27, 2016 by Jeff M. Sellers, Editor, Morning Star News Auschwitz-Birkenau, main track. (Wikipedia, C. Puisney) (Morning Star News) As Morning Star News enters its fifth year of publication, and in memory of Elie Wiesel, who died on July 2, the editorial that […]
CONTINUE READING →“Anything you say right now is going to offend someone.” That’s basically what has been going through my mind this week. On the President’s actions on immigration policy and the media’s coverage of events, I have plenty of opinions. After all, I encouraged my husband to walk away from a career at a law firm […]
CONTINUE READING →I’m tired. For the past twenty-two days, I’ve been writing on Islamic practices and history, and researching current events in the Islamic world. For the past twenty-two days, as Muslims around the world observe the fast (and feast) of Ramadan, I’ve been reading about how women in Islamic communities are beaten, starved, forced into marriages, […]
CONTINUE READING →Praying for Christians persecuted by ISIS — Mother’s Day 2016 Everybody’s sharing their Mother’s Day pictures on Facebook today…but this is the image that I can’t get out of my head. It’s a young Iraqi mom gripping her two children. They’re inside a helicopter. They’re escaping from ISIS. Look at it. The terror on […]
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