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It’s unimaginable how victimization of Christians has continued unabated in China despite the spirited public outcry of millions of Chinese Christian public, who’re meant to undergo all sorts of hardship because of their faith in Jesus Christ.

The Prelate of the Methodist Church Nigeria, Dr. Sunday Ola Makinde, has called on the authorities concerned to ensure they prosecutes suspects in the recent massacre of Christians in Jos as this will help in checkmating future religious violence in the northern part of the country.

Aside from the planned hosting of the famous FIFA world cup this June, South Africa is also making serious plans to also host the world in the Global Day of Prayer (GDOP) as it celebrates 10 years of leading the world to pray.

The Human Right Watch (HRW) has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to make sure that the massacre of at least 200 Christian villagers in central Nigeria on March 7, 2010 is thoroughly and promptly investigated and that those responsible are prosecuted.

World Vision, an international Christian humanitarian organization is not relenting on its efforts to assist victims of the recent typhoon flooding that swept across Manila the capital of the Philippines and its environs, as it provides succor by rushes emergency supplies to children and families devastated by the catastrophic typhoon.

God is answering many prayers in Uruguay as the country has been experiencing a tremendous growth in the number of Christian radio stations over time. And this has grown from zero to more than 50 in just four years.

The Anti-Conversion Bill in Sri Lanka has suffered a great se-back with the recent suspension of the Bill by the Parliament as a result of intense opposition from the Christian population.

Bauch; Nigeria: A wave of violence that has swept the Buachi city in the central Nigeria has resulted to the death of no fewer than 11 people and the destruction of about eight vicarages, while several Christian homes were destroyed.

Speaking on the Congresses/Gatherings the president of the Global Pastors Network (GPN), the organizers of the event, Mark Anderson, challenged Christian all over the world to ensure they attend the gathering in Hong Kong.