Why China’s Persecuted Christians Reject Western Advocacy and Insist on Local Caution
Western advocacy doesn’t protect China’s 70 million persecuted Christians—it endangers them. Here’s why they’re pushing back.
Western advocacy doesn’t protect China’s 70 million persecuted Christians—it endangers them. Here’s why they’re pushing back.
Executed for hiding priests, Margaret Clitherow chose silence over survival. Her Good Friday martyrdom still challenges what we call justice.
Ferdinand Habsburg leads Aid to the Church in Need’s mission to 140 countries as persecution intensifies. What drives an aristocrat to champion endangered faith communities?
Russian forces have banned 26 Catholic churches in occupied Ukraine—part of a brutal 300-year tradition of religious erasure now accelerating under military control.
Iran’s underground Christians face an impossible choice as 217 lie dead in Tehran: stay hidden or risk everything for a crumbling regime’s victims.