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Christians Released in Eritrea - Vision Christian Radio

Christians Released in Eritrea Monday, May 10th, 2021 Barnabas Fund reports the men were held in the infamous Dahlak Island Prison. A Barnabas contact says the men are believed to be the last of a group of 66 Christians detained in 2017. The reason for the latest releases is unknown but an Eritrean church leader told Barnabas it’s likely the Christian men will be forced to join the army. The men’s release came shortly after authorities freed all but one of 23 Christians arrested at a prayer meeting in March. It’s estimated that 129 Christians are being detained in Eritrea’s jails, often enduring inhumane conditions.

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Muslim Fulani Raiders Attack Christian Church in Nigeria, Killing One

Muslim Fulani Raiders Attack Christian Church in Nigeria, Killing One 5 May 2021 Armed gunmen raided a Sunday morning service last week at Haske Baptist Church in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, killing one and kidnapping at least four others, the Barnabas Fund reported Tuesday. The April 25 attack took place in Manini Tasha village, in Kaduna State, where Fulani raiders have carried out ongoing targeted attacks on the Christian population. A man named Zechariah Dogonyaro was killed during the armed assault and two others were wounded by gunfire. “The Fulani herdsmen came to our village as the church service was going on,” Yakubu Bala of Haske Baptist Church told

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India Christian Missionaries, Church Leaders Die In Pandemic

By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife NEW DELHI (BosNewsLife)-– Christian missionaries and church leaders already suffering persecution in several areas are among those dying of severe symptoms of COVID-19 raging in India, aid workers say. News of their deaths came as footage emerged of crowds fighting over oxygen tanks in this mainly Hindu nation where years of neglect and corruption added to hospital difficulties. BosNewsLife also received dramatic footage of a rundown hospital in Guntur city, in India’s south-eastern state of Andhra Pradesh. The hospital was overwhelmed with dead bodies in corridors and on beds. “Please, please, please. Pray for my country as things worsen,” said David Paul, director of local Christian mission group Ruben Ministries who provided the video material. Paul told BosNewsLife that many Christians and others suffer in Andhra Pradesh where he is based.

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Barnabas Fund Helping To Combat Mozambique Hunger Crisis - Vision Christian Radio

Barnabas Fund Helping To Combat Mozambique Hunger Crisis - Vision Christian Radio
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35 Christians Arrested During Prayer Meetings in Eritrea

04/16/2021 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) – According to a Release International report, soldiers raided a prayer meeting last month held by 23 people, mostly women, in Eritrea’s capital of Asmara. Around the same time, 660 miles southeast in the city of Assab, 12 additional persons were arrested while engaging in a prayer meeting in a home. Both groups were taken to nearby prisons. Yesterday, April 15 th, the Barnabas Fund announced that 22 of the 23 Christians arrested in Asmara were released this past Sunday. It is not yet known why one Christian man was denied his freedom. “The two raids on prayer meetings dampened hopes that the government was easing its harsh repressive policy against Christians in the country,” stated the Barnabas Fund, acknowledging the 171 Eritrean Christians that had been released from Eritrean prisons since August. While civilians hoped that these releases signaled change in the country, the recent arrests suggest that Erit

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