Christians and other religious minorities in German refugee shelters are still suffering from persecution from their neighbors because of their faith.

A new survey shows that one in three people in the U.K. would still want a Bible with them if they are stranded in a desert island.

An Iraqi monk whose family suffered under the hands of Islamic militants has chosen to forgive his oppressors. He now stays in his monastery to help those who are fleeing from persecution and heavy fighting.

A Dutch court in The Hague has ruled last Friday that Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders can be tried for inciting hatred based on a speech he made in 2014.

Less than half a percent of the churches in the U.K. have applied for government funding to improve the security of church buildings despite the warnings of terrorist attacks.

Several Christian leaders denounced the UNESCO resolution that disregarded the Jewish history of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Christians claimed that denying the Jewish heritage of the holy sites also rejected its Christian past.

The Nigerian government confirmed that 21 Chibok schoolgirls were released last Thursday as a result of its negotiations with the militant group Boko Haram.

In its latest crackdown against Christianity, the Pakistani government issued an order declaring 11 Christian TV stations illegal.

Three of five Iranian Christians who were arrested while having a picnic last Augustwere released on bail but the remaining two are still being held without proper charges.

Three church leaders and another three church members were detained by Sudanese authorities for refusing to turn over a church-run school to the government. Five other churches were notified that their church buildings are set to be demolished.

A Zimbabwean pastor based in Kariba has sent a petition to Pope Francis asking him to excommunicate President Robert Mugabe for alleged human rights violations to those who protest against his rule.