Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Harassment of Christians by Sudanese authorities continues amid growing hostility toward Christianity.

At the same time that militant Islamists have stepped up attacks on Christians, nationwide strikes have essentially shut down Nigeria.

Acting on a tip-off from the Indian Rescue Mission, the Mumbai Crime Branch raided a brothel and rescued 13 girls.

15-year-old Susan Ithungu lost the use of her legs after her father locked her in a room for six months for leaving Islam.

Far from the media’s gaze on tiny islands off the eastern coast of Africa, churches are razed and Christians are imprisoned.

Since the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, the underground Christian church has faced increased persecution.

A group of "missionary builders" repairs and builds churches at low cost, traveling to wherever they are needed.

This past Christmas, the people of North Korea were without their messiah. That is, their self-anointed messiah.

An attack on a church in Ahwaz, Iran, resulted in the arrest of a number of Christians and their children.

Iranian Christians grieve from the aftermath of Christmas raids and fear what is possibly to come in the new year.

Sudan's militant Islamic regime has driven about 280,000 people from their homes, producing another humanitarian crisis.

Burns threaten the eyesight of a church leader who opposed Islamic courts.

After a Christmas gathering, one pastor was fined and seven were placed in the stocks.

Two North Korean refugees to China commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ this season. What does their Christmas look like?

Although he had to leave his home, he has remained strong in his faith.