Horrific Incident: Christian Brick Kiln Worker Robbed and Raped During Routine Errand
[ad_1] Atia Bibi, a 28-year-old Christian woman, endured a harrowing ordeal on August 10, 2024, in Chak No. 34, District Faisalabad. She described the trauma to BACA, saying, “I begged them to leave me, but they pushed me further into…
Urgent Appeal: Protect Saima Bibi from Dangerous Blasphemy Accusations
[ad_1] On August 7, 2024, two Christian sisters from Kathor village in Gojra, Punjab, were accused of desecrating the Quran, leading to a tense situation in their community. The sisters, Sonia Bibi (28) and Saima Bibi (38), live together with…
Village Fair Turns into Nightmare for Two Christian Brothers Accused of Desecrating the Quran
[ad_1] A village fair meant for celebration became a nightmare for two Christian brothers when they were accused of desecrating the Quran. Like many other boys at the fair, the brothers, along with Muslim children, threw fake currency notes during…
Over 2,000 Homes in Britain at Risk of Demolition Due to RAAC Crisis
[ad_1] Over 2,000 homes across the UK face demolition following the discovery of RAAC, a weak and dangerous concrete material, in their roofs. Among those severely impacted is Hannah Chowdhry, a dedicated volunteer with the British Asian Christian Association (BACA)…
Does slavery still exist? Answers from the persecuted church
[ad_1] Meet Gulfaam & Anaya Malik. This hardworking Christian couple’s journey into Pakistan’s brick kilns began eight years ago. Doctors determined that, due to pregnancy complications, Anaya needed an essential C-section surgery to safely deliver her newborn daughter. As impoverished…
Persecuted Christian workers face extreme job discrimination
[ad_1] After the lynching and destruction of Nazir’s prosperous shoe factory on May 25, 2024, believers in the area have been unable to return to normalcy. A troubling update More than fifty of the vandals accused in Nazir Masih’s murder…
Seven pastors persecuted in India by Hindu nationalists
[ad_1] This incident targeted seven pastors who had been spreading the Gospel in the region. Among them was Raj*, who had come to Christ in 1999 and had since established a thriving church despite facing opposition from extremist groups like…
Political Crisis Leads to Persecution of Christians
[ad_1] On Monday, 5 August, Bangladesh’s recently deposed Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, resigned after student-led protests turned into a violent demand for change in the country. Sheikh Hasina quickly resigned and fled to India, a country who ruled over Bangladesh…
Suffering Christians in Gaza risk starvation and extinction
Could Christians in Gaza truly become extinct? Bordered by Egypt and Israel, Gaza’s populace includes just 1,000 minority Christians living among 2 million Muslims. Consider the disparity in these numbers for a moment. Sadly, the small size of the Christian…
Persecuted Christians in Vietnam struggle to worship after new law
[ad_1] The new decree enables the Vietnamese government to demand financial records from churches and other religious organizations. As house churches in Vietnam often receive financial support from overseas Christians, this harsh measure—with its related financial scrutiny—threatens the existence of those…