The bodies of Iraqi soldiers killed by ISIS are being paraded around Mosul by the terror group to scare the residents who might attempt to flee the city.

Iconic landmarks in London were lit in "the color of blood" on Wednesday to commemorate the millions of people around the world who were killed for their faith.

A charity organization has released a new report listing seven nations where Christians and other religious minorities are facing intense persecution.

Five men were sentenced to death on Wednesday for their participation in the lynching and burning of a Christian couple who were accused of desecrating the Quran.

Petr Jasek, a Czech Christian aid worker who is currently incarcerated in a Sudan prison, is remaining steadfast in his faith in Christ and he is pursuing his mission to share the Gospel.

A woman who was imprisoned and sentenced to death in Sudan in 2014 for marrying a Christian man said that she was able to read the Bible secretly while she was incarcerated with the help of a trusted Muslim inmate.

Islamic State militants, who are now incarcerated at a Kurdish-run prison in Northern Iraq, are expressing their regret for joining the terror group.

China Aid, a U.S.-based human rights organization which focuses on the abuses committed against Christians in China, has called for an independent investigation regarding the practice of forced organ harvesting in the Communist regime.

Two Christian hospitals in Winnipeg, Manitoba have announced that they will not be performing assisted suicide in their respective institutions.

The sacred texts that contain the history of the Christian community in Iraq were found burnt on the floor of the fourth-century monastery near Mosul after it was recaptured from the Islamic State.

Pope Francis granted all Roman Catholic priests the authority to forgive abortions after the special permission that he gave in 2015 expired at the end of the Holy Year of Mercy.