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A WEEKLY SUMMARY OF CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION NEWS - 09-14-2026
Police in Algeria Arrest 12 Christians during Worship
USCIRF Calls for President Donald J. Trump to Raise FoRB Prisoners with President Xi
Indonesian Church Holds Service Despite Ban
Christians build resilient livelihoods as Bangladesh emerges from years of political uncertainty
EU Conference Urges Protection Of Syria Christians Amid Deadly Persecution (Worthy News In-Depth)
Impoverished Christians Die In Pakistan Amid Mounting Concerns Over Minority Treatment
Iranian Christians Face Deadly Crackdown as Authorities Target Gospel Broadcasts
Prayer in Persecution \| Weekend Devotional Inbox 9-12-2026
Please continue to pray for Nigerian Christians who yet remain in captivity
Call for Nominations: ChinaAid 2026 Lin Zhao Freedom Award
Iran’s proxies return to the fight, but ordinary people bear the cost
Miraculous dreams, a surprise box of Bibles, and how Jesus is still reaching Iran
Churches in Central Asia face opposition and uncertainty
North Korea: Perpetual Otherness Meets Unrelenting Hope
A WEEKLY SUMMARY OF CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION NEWS - 09-09-2026
North Korea: “He will reward each person according to what he has done” (Mt 16:27)
Hearing on Religious Freedom in Afghanistan: Five Years of Taliban Rule
ARMENIA: "The National Assembly has no authority to consider internal Church matters"
Persecuted Christian Refugee Admissions Plunge From 29,000 to Zero in U.S.
UK Lawmaker Warns It Is ‘Open Season’ on Christians Amid Growing Free-Speech Concerns
Suspected Islamists Kill ‘21 Christians’ In Eastern Congo (Worthy News Investigation)
More than 30 Christians Slain in Plateau State, Nigeria
Faith under fire: a ministry update from Ukraine
No ‘us vs. them’: the Gospel’s call in Afghanistan
Ministry provides time of prayer and hope for war-torn Israeli men
Christian Family Fearful in Pakistan After Daughter Is Shot Dead and Brother Abducted and Tortured (Worthy News Investigation)
Hateful threats sent to churches in Syria
Iran’s regional attacks highlight worldview behind conflict