Despite repeated and ongoing attacks on churches from radical Islamist groups, evangelists continue spreading the Gospel throughout the country, most recently through solar-powered projectors. VOM USA Front-Line Workers delivered the projectors to show the JESUS film and other Christian resources and provided training for 16 outreach workers to operate the projectors. “All were very happy to receive these projectors,” said a Front-Line Worker. “And they were very happy to hav

A Pakastani Christian stands in the remains of one of the churches destroyed during the Jaranwala Islamic riots. On 27 August 2025, at 1:30 a.m., a group of armed men took a Christian family captive, threatened to bring blasphemy charges against the family and demanded the family pay more than $150,000 to prevent the accusations. They also threatened to destroy everything the Christians owned. “You will be the next Jaranwala,” the abductors said, referencing a riot in August

Source: International Christian Concern, ABC News, Voice of the Martyrs AU Photo Source: International Christian Concern More than 300 students and staff were abducted from a Catholic School in the Northern Region of Nigeria on Friday, 21 November. The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on Saturday, 22 November, estimates that 315 people were taken from St Mary’s School in Niger state on Friday, including 303 students and 12 teachers. It is one of the worst kidnappings in

Kemi, her husband and several others were abducted in 2017 by radical Islamists. The militants killed most of the Christians, including Kemi’s husband, but spared Kemi. Instead, they marched her into the forest and abused her. For nine months she prayed that God would rescue her. One day, while fetching water, she was able to escape her captors. After living on wild fruit for three weeks, she finally stumbled onto a road, describing it as a miracle. Later she learned she was

Pray for unity among Christians in Kyrgyztan. Front-Line Workers request prayer for unity among Kyrgyz Christian communities, especially those including Muslim-background Believers. Converts from Islam are often beaten, and the small Christian minority is generally oppressed by society. Due to this constant pressure, church groups often have trouble trusting each other and working together. “Pray for the unity of the persecuted body there,” a Front-Line Worker requested, add

Source: VOMCanada Contact In late October, Pastor Sylvester was detained by police after Muslim community members claimed that he was unlawfully praying and worshipping. A Christian lawyer was hired to assist with the case, but concerns were raised about the health of the pastor and his family due to a lack of food and other necessities. With thanksgiving, we are pleased to report that Pastor Sylvester was released while awaiting trial. Following the recent hearing of his cas

A Christian in Nepal experiences the joy of receiving a Bible in his language. Front-Line Workers in Nepal report that three language groups will soon have Bibles available in print for the first time. Praise the Lord for the years of faithful translation work that have been completed and for the culmination of this work. Pray for the next steps of the printing and distribution of God’s Word to people who have long waited to have it in their own languages. Finally, pray that

The small population of Christians in Iraq live and minister under constant pressure. An Iraqi Christian who often helps disciple Christian converts from Islam was arrested and detained alongside two other Christians. They were released after a few days but are being accused of evangelising, which is a criminal act as the country’s official religion is Islam. A Front-Line Worker has requested prayer for the Lord to intervene in their cases and that all three Christians will b

Christian converts from Islam sometimes endure violent persecution in the Arabian Peninsula. A Christian man now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after being tortured for his faith. Jonas left Islam and came to faith in Christ many years ago. When someone discovered his conversion and reported it to authorities, Jonas was immediately arrested, imprisoned and tortured repeatedly. When he was released, Jonas fled from the region as soon as he was able to and n

The Iranian government views home churches as threats to national security. A young Christian woman is being pressured to leave the country. Her father, a pastor, is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for leading a house church. The Iranian government views such Christian fellowships as “enemy groups” and as threats to national security. A Front-Line Worker met with Narine, 20, in another country where she is safe for the time being. “She’s quite stressed and alone,”