Indian Christians forced into Hindu worship, driven from homes
Hindu extremists forced 15 Christians to participate in Hindu worship rituals, then beat them up and rousted them from their village, according to an evangelical organization in India. .
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Mission workers affected by Colorado wildfires
The fast-moving Waldo Canyon Wildfire last week forced the evacuation of more than 32,000 people and prompted calls for prayer by at least three mission organisations in Colorado Springs.
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New online library for evangelism
Church Army\'s Sheffield Centre and the Churches Group for Evangelisation have launched a new online library for people interested in evangelism and new forms of church.
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David Smethurst's Eastern European 'Mercy Mission' overview citing the story of 13 year old Vanessa
Australia\'s Reverend Dr David Smethurst is once again on Mission in Eastern Europe with his mercy missions, the orphanages \'Smethurst Ministries\' supports and his specific ministry to the Military in the Baltic region.
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Vietnamese officials destroy two new church buildings
Vietnamese officials in Muong Cha district, Dien Bien Province, destroyed two new church buildings of ethnic minority Hmong Christians this month and threatened to tear down a third.
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Convert from Islam in Sudan loses wife, children
A year ago Mohammed Khidir Khalil was glad his family had obtained refugee status in Egypt after fleeing Islamic hostilities in Sudan.
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Nigeria: prayer mobilising as churches targeted in Jos and Borno states
Christians in Nigeria are mobilising urgent prayer for the nation after two churches were targeted in separate attacks that occurred in Jos, Plateau State, and Biu, Borno State on Sunday 10 June.
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Nigeria: Militants kill seven in church attack
Attacks on two churches in Nigeria on Sunday have left seven people dead.
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Lao police arrest pastor for spreading faith
A 53-year-old Lao pastor remains behind bars today after Lao police arrested him on Wednesday (June 6) for encouraging others to convert to Christianity, a spokesman from the group Human Rights Watch for Lao Religious Freedom (HRWLRF) confirmed to Compass this morning.
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Christian Council of Sports Korea welcomes Dr Sam Mings and signs a 'new paradigm' agreement
Dr John Song the President Elect of the Christian Council of Sports Korea (CCSK) was instrumental in the CCSK inviting Dr Sam Mings President of Lay Witnesses for Christ International (LWFCI) last weekend to bring the key note address at their national "Grand Opening" function in the Seoul Olympic Ballroom.
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Uptick in church closures, attacks in Indonesia on the increase
The number of violations of Christians' religious rights in Indonesia reached 40 in the first five months of the year, nearly two-thirds the amount of anti-Christian actions in all of last year, according to the Jakarta Christian Communication Forum.
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Evangelism among the people
\"Typically, we work with many people in the West Midlands who are on the edges of church life or outside it,\" explains OAC Ministries (Open Air Campaigners) Evangelist John Heywood.