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The persecution of Christians is increasing across China.

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Local believers are living in immense fear, fleeing to the mountains to escape death. As the Taliban gains control of Afghanistan as U.S. troops pull out of the area, Christians and other religious minority groups remain in danger. The leader of the underground Christian church, recognized by his alias Pastor X, released a first-hand ground report…

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There has been a rise in terrorists attacking and burning down churches in Canada in recent weeks, with hate crimes against Christians becoming commonplace. According to The Counter Signal, which keeps a close eye on terrorist attacks around the globe, found that since June, there have been 45 attacks on Christians. Most of these attacks…

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China is demolishing churches and turning others into factories and “cultural centers” used for propaganda in an effort to stop Christians from meeting and worshiping with each other. The cultural centers are used to spread propaganda about President Xi Jinping’s communist ideals. Bitter Winter, a media outlet that monitors religious liberty violations in China, found…

Nigeria is becoming the world’s “biggest killing ground of Christians,” because of attacks by Boko Haram and Fulani militants, Crux Now reports. There is a dire but largely disregarded thereat of terrorists who seek to eradicate Christians in Africa, either by forced conversion to Islam or murder. Between 50,000 and 70,000 Christians have been killed…

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