The 2024 World Watch List indicates that religious persecution is on the rise. More than 365 million Christians in more than 70 countries are facing high levels of discrimination because of their faith in Jesus.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Paola Theaker paola@grafmartin.com 519-342-3703 x 102 From Fiction to Fact: How Iran’s Christians Live in a ‘1984’- style Nightmare HALTON HILLS, Ont., February 21, 2024 – Life for Christians and other minority faiths in Iran increasingly resembles the dystopia portrayed in George Orwell’s novel 1984. That is the conclusion reached by …
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Lauren Hourtovenko lauren@grafmartin.com 519-342-3703 x 108 Iranian Security Services Crackdown on Christians Raids and mass arrests in northern Iran have 50 ‘unrecognized Christians’ in captivity WATERLOO, Ont., July 24, 2023 – More than 50 Christian converts have been arrested over the past week in a series of raids by Iranian …
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About Us August 2022 Highlight: Open Doors Canada New Report Highlights Growing Online Abuse Targeting Religious Minorities Digital surveillance, censorship, and disinformation are the new frontiers in the battle for religious freedom. “Digital Persecution – The New Frontier from Freedom of Religion or Belief”, published by Open Doors UK and Ireland, highlights how surveillance technology, …
ABOUT US JULY HIGHLIGHT: International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Investing in Israel’s Children on International Day of Friendship Saturday is International Day of Friendship, which is the perfect time to highlight an IFCJ Canada-supported soccer camp project — called Hapoel Katamon. The program offers Israeli children from underprivileged areas of Jerusalem the chance to …
About Us JULY HIGHLIGHT: GFA World Prayer Transforms Widow from Invalid to Hostess Nala lay helpless in bed. The pain in her spine stubbornly refused to relent, and the widow didn’t have the energy to fight it anymore. For a long time, Nala’s son, Abebe, dutifully escorted her to see various doctors and local religious …