Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari rejected a $5.6-billion ransom deal with Boko Haram in exchange for the freedom of 219 Chibok girls who were captured in April 2014.

The Light Presbyterian Church in Mississauga, Ontario, has made a public plea to the federal government to secure the release of its pastor, Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim, who is currently serving a life sentence in North Korea.

A Pakistani family is now is now in despair after their youngest daughter was kidnapped and raped by a group of men who were forcing them to convert to Islam.

A Pakistani man who shot his sister for marrying a Christian said he had to kill her for dishonoring their family.

Donald Ossewaarde, the Baptist missionary who fought against his conviction for violating Russia's anti-evangelism law, has lost the first court appeal.

A house church pastor is now suffering from serious illnesses after being detained in Guizhou Province for 10 months, according to his lawyers.

A captured ISIS fighter has revealed that ISIS is rewarding its members with Christian and Yazidi sex slaves for providing information about potential deserters and defectors.

An underground ministry in the Middle East has reported that a group of Christians in the Middle East were miraculously saved from an attack by militants in the form of a dust storm.

At least 20 churches in Aleppo suffered heavy damage following airstrikes that were carried out in late September, according to a senior Russian official.

Amos Yee, a Singaporean teen blogger, has been sentenced to six weeks in jail for his controversial posts critical of Muslims and Christians.

A monk from the Christian town of Qaraqosh is now serving Christians in a temporary monastery at a refugee camp in Erbil after he fled from his own monastery in Northern Iraq when ISIS invaded the city.