Missionaries Build Relationships To Share Gospel In Central Asia

In Central Asia, there is an unreached people group where fewer than 2% of the people follow Jesus. Many men from this group travel to work in other countries for long periods, sometimes up to two years, before returning home. Missionaries like Ross and Dianna Evans spend years building friendships with these men and their [...]

ISIS Influence Grows In Syria

In Syria, the influence of ISIS affiliates is growing, even though there is no fully organized group. Many of these fighters escaped from open prisons during the conflict with Kurdish forces. Since the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, Kurdish fighters have lost ground, and ISIS affiliates have returned. Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa says he protects minority [...]

North Koreans Facing Forced Return

Many people from North Korea cross the border into China to escape poverty, hunger, and strict government control. However, life in China is often very difficult for them because the Chinese government does not recognize most of them as refugees. As a result, they live without legal protection and are always afraid of being arrested [...]

Strict Law And Quiet Life In Brunei

Brunei is a small but wealthy country where strict religious law strongly shapes daily life. It is ruled by Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, who has full power over the government and the law. Brunei follows a national system based on Malay culture, Islam, and loyalty to the monarchy. Over the years, the Sultan has introduced stricter [...]

Christian Aid Reaches Morocco’s Earthquake Villages

More than two years after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Morocco killed nearly 3,000 people, many villagers in remote areas are still living in tents and facing cold, snowy conditions. Aid workers from Frontiers Mission International (FMI), along with a local ministry leader, have been delivering clothing and supplies to these hard-to-reach communities. Security challenges [...]

Princess Ameerah Of Brunei

Princess Ameerah Wardatul Bolkiah, the youngest daughter of the billionaire Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, has just turned 18 and is gaining attention in Europe. Born on February 28, 2008, she grew up in the world’s largest palace, Istana Nurul Iman, which has over 1,700 rooms and a private wing for her with a pool, cinema, and [...]

Syria’s Missing Children

More than a year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government, many Syrian families are still searching for children who disappeared during the war. For years, security forces detained parents and took their children, placing them in orphanages and care homes. Many children were given new names and false family records, which erased their real [...]

Gender-Based Violence And Barriers To Justice In Tajikistan

Gender-based violence in Tajikistan remains a serious and ongoing human rights problem. A recent report by the International Commission of Jurists explains that many women do not receive proper protection or justice. Although some laws and national strategies exist, they are not fully enforced in practice. Domestic violence is not treated as a separate crime, [...]

Growing Faith: Christianity In Vietnam

The Christian faith in Vietnam has been growing under the radar during the years of warfare, suffering, and transition. During the Vietnam War, the number of churches was small, and some Christians needed to disband or go underground. There was a time of difficulty in Vietnam after the war, and religion was under close observation. [...]

Sudan Report Alleges Mass Killings In El-Fasher

A recent report by the United Nations Human Rights Office says that more than 6,000 people were killed in just three days when Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured the city of El-Fasher in Darfur last year. Witnesses described terrible scenes, with civilians shot while hiding in buildings and many bodies left in the streets. [...]

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