The congregation led by Pastor Xuong outgrew their meeting space in a member’s home and looked for an opportunity to build a church. One of the deacons offered his land, and members raised money for...

Vietnam has a repressive communist government that actively restricts Christian worship in many ways. While Christian worship is technically legal, the government views Christians and churches as a th...

While Christian worship is legal in Vietnam, the government views Christians and churches as a threat to its power and control. The government imposes restrictions, while local authorities and communi...

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...

With the release of Decree 95, which took effect on 30 March, Vietnamese governing officials declared that the new regulations they were instituting would ensure freedom of belief for all people withi...

Persecution of Christians in Vietnam frequently occurs in the highland areas. The government restricts religious freedom through legislation, registration requirements, and by harassing and intimidati...

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...

After one week in prison, three members of an independent Protestant house church in Vietnam have been released to their families and are now home. The three men, all related, were arbitrarily arre...

A Vietnamese Montagnard (highlands) Christian was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison on charges of ‘secession and incitement’ for holding prayer meetings in his home. Nay Y Blang, 48,...

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...

Persecution of Christians in Vietnam frequently occurs in the highland areas. The government restricts religious freedom through legislation, registration requirements, and by harassing and intimidati...

Around two years ago, Tuan, a Christian widow, opened her home for worship gatherings. The group started with six families but over time the numbers increased, and a second house church was planted. T...

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 intimidation, ...

Brother Khan was the first Christian convert in one of the most restricted areas in a Central Highlands province. He accepted Christ approximately four years ago and subsequently led his family to ...