Churches burned to the ground. Pastors executed in public squares. Families forced to renounce their faith or face the sword. Across the world, Christianity is under attack.
In Nicaragua, priests are arrested for speaking against the regime. Crosses are torn down, while Catholic-run charities are shut overnight. In China, underground churches are raided. Bibles are confiscated. Worshippers disappear into the prison system, never to be seen again. In India, Hindu nationalist mobs storm Christian villages, torching homes, beating pastors, forcing mass conversions at gunpoint.
Then there’s Nigeria — the deadliest place in the world to be a Christian. In the past 20 years, at least 50,000 have been slaughtered. Not in a war. Not by an invading army. But by Islamist extremists and Fulani herdsmen, acting with near-total impunity.
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