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LAOS and VIETNAM: From the Field

Sixty percent of Laotians consider themselves to be Buddhists, but most practise a syncretistic version of Buddhism mixed with tribal animism. Around three percent of Laotians are evangelical Christia...

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CHINA: Christian Tutor Reported by Her Husband

Liu Cui is a member of the Lishi Christian Church in China, which operates a co-op school group for children, despite ongoing harassment from government agencies that want to restrict the religious ed...

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INDIA: Court Rules in Favour of Christian Converts

In a rare instance of protecting Christian converts instead of persecuting them, an Indian court recently ruled to uphold true freedom of religion guaranteed by the country’s constitution. Last y...

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BENIN: Christian Teenager Attacked by Father

Nineteen-year-old Urbi Izegbe committed her life to Christ in Autumn 2022, after a revival meeting in her village. Her family was not happy with her decision and responded by insulting her, threatenin...

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ISRAEL: Urgent Prayer Needed for Families, Churches of Gospel Workers

Christians in Israel (including the West Bank and Gaza) have requested prayer amid ongoing conflict that began on 7 October, when Hamas fighters launched attacks along the Israeli-Gaza border. A ch...

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VIETNAM: From the Field

Vietnam has a repressive communist government that actively restricts Christian worship. In rural areas of Vietnam, local authorities view Christianity as a foreign threat and often use arrests, intim...

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NIGERIA: Terrorists Kidnap at Least 30 Christians

Residents from Kaduna State, Nigeria, report that at about 11am on 7 October, terrorists kidnapped more than 30 Christians at gunpoint as they worked on a communal farm in Chikuri, Chikun County. �...

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JORDAN: Syrian Christian Refugees Fear Return to Syria

Since the 2011 outbreak of civil war in Syria, hundreds of thousands have fled to neighbouring countries, including Jordan. Many refugees have had the opportunity to hear the gospel during their displ...

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LAOS: Christian’s Land, Livelihood at Stake

Before Khamphone became a Christian, he was a respected fortune-teller. He often helped villagers, including village elders and police officers, by consulting the spirits, and for this, he was rewarde...

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