CHRISTIANITY DAILY

Christian Schools in Pakistan Lack Safe Drinking Water, Notebooks, Playgrounds, According to Survey

Nov 30, 2016

A new survey shows that a quarter of Christian low-cost schools in Pakistan do not have potable drinking water facilities, and about half of them have no playgrounds and separate facilities for staff.

Cuban Pastor Sentenced to House Arrest for Loud Worship

Nov 28, 2016

A Cuban pastor has been sentenced to one-year house arrest for loud worship service by a civil court in Las Tunas last month, according to Morning Star News.

Cuban Revolutionary Leader Fidel Castro Dies At 90

Nov 28, 2016

Fidel Castro, the revolutionary Cuban leader who ushered in a communist regime in the country and reigned for about five decades, died on 25th November at the age of 90.

China Province to Offer Recreational Activities to Prevent Children from Attending Church, According to Activist Group

Nov 28, 2016

Chinese officials Zhejiang province are trying to prevent Christian children from attending Sunday services and schools by building cultural centers to hold recreational activities for children at weekends, according to a report by Christian Today.

Over 170,000 Attend Gospel Event at Franklin Graham's 'Love Joy Peace Festival' in Myanmar, Thousands Make Decisions for Christ

Nov 28, 2016

About 170,000 people attended the three-day Gospel event ‘Love Joy Peace Festival’ and heard Pastor Franklin Graham preach at the Myanmar Convention Center in Yangon between November 18 and 20.

Vietnam's New Law May Restrict Religious Freedom and Practice, Activists Say

Nov 28, 2016

Vietnam passed a new Law on Belief and Religion last week which may curtail freedom of religion in the country, according to media reports.

Thousands of Indonesians March in Support of Jakarta's Christian Governor Charged for Blasphemy

Nov 23, 2016

Over 10,000 Indonesians rallied on the streets of Jakarta last week to call on their countrymen to unite in support of the Christian Governor Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama, who is under investigation for his comments on Quran. He was interrogated for nine hours by the police, and has officially been charged as a suspect in blasphemy case.

Thousands Participate in Demonstration in Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage Bill in Taiwan

Nov 22, 2016

Taiwanese government is set to pass a bill legalizing gay marriage, which is being opposed by many residents of the capital city Taipei.

6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Fukushima Coastline, Triggers Tsunami

Nov 22, 2016

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck northeastern Japan on Tuesday morning at about 6 am local time (GMT 9 pm Monday), which triggered a minor tsunami wave.

Church Witnessing Rapid Growth in Indonesia in Backdrop of Oppression by Extremists and State

Nov 21, 2016

Christianity in Indonesia is on the rise in the face of persecution by the radicals and the state, the World Watch Monitor reported.

Zika Virus No Longer Global Emergency, Classified with Dengue in Threat Level: WHO

Nov 21, 2016

World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that Zika is no longer an international emergency. The WHO Emergency Committee however said that it may still represent "a highly significant and a long-term problem".

First Christian Governor in Indonesia Named Blasphemy Suspect

Nov 18, 2016

The Christian governor of the capital of Indonesia has been named as a suspect in a blasphemy investigation regarding comments he made about the Quran.

Iran's House Church Movement Growing Rapidly Despite Persecution, According to Reports

Nov 17, 2016

Iran’s house church movement is on the rise despite ongoing persecution of Christians, according to various media reports.

Majority of Victims Do Not Survive Religious Persecution in North Korea, According to Defectors

Nov 17, 2016

Most victims of religious persecution in North Korea do not survive, according to a recent report.

French Parliament Begin Attempt to Impeach Hollande

Nov 14, 2016

Opposition MPs in France have prepared a draft resolution to impeach President Francois Hollande, according to media reports.