Prime Minister Theresa May declared in Parliament that the U.K. government is close to persecuted Christians “thro…
Pakistan
Helping people regardless of their faith
Khushbakht Peters works in the “Mission Hospital” of Peshawar, in Pakistan. For her, serving others is demon…
Archbishop of Karachi: Blasphemy law causes problems for both Christians and Muslims
In Pakistan, the introduction of the Blasphemy Law in the late 1980s has promoted unleashing chaos. Simply accusing a pe…
Asia Bibi’s husband: God’s grace is what keeps my family alive
“Without my mom, I feel incomplete,” assures her youngest daughter. Ashiq and Eisham are the husband and daughter of Asi…
I am a refugee: the history of Dania Yadago
During her childhood in the Middle East, she lived in extreme poverty and persecution for her Christian faith. With almo…
New year, new opportunity for interreligious dialogue
Christian, Muslim, Hindu and Sikh religious leaders are meeting in Lahore (Pakistan) to pray for peace together and ask …
Asia Bibi: now marks 3,000 days in jail
In June 2009, Asia Bibi was accused of blaspheming against the prophet Muhammad by some of her neighbors in the town whe…
Pakistani Christian: “Faith is worth preserving and defending at the cost of one’s life”
Shahid Mobeen denounces historical revenge of the radical anti-blasphemy law against minorities. It is not easy to be a …
Children are the future of the church in Pakistan
Meeral, a 6-year-old girl, is not afraid to call herself a Christian in Pakistan. She is proud of it. At only 5 years ol…
Paul Bhatti: “To forgive those who killed my brother is a sign of courage”
The former Minister of Minorities describes Christian persecution in Pakistan in “The Voice of Justice.” One…