Over the past hundred years, the Church in the Solomon Islands has grown from around 30% of the population to over 95%, serving as a unifying factor for the nation, as well as providing many services to the people. Much syncretism takes place in the Church, with some islanders still Praying to their ancestors or…

The first nation in Europe to become Christian, Malta has continued this legacy to modern times. Though there is a lack of Christian materials in Maltese, several Christian radio stations broadcast the Good News, and a program allows churches from around the world to adopt a Maltese village in Pray er. The non-religious segment of…

Over 96% of the Maltese people consider themselves Christians, and the great majority of this number belong to the Roman Catholic Church, with a small protestant population. The Maltese are very committed to their faith, with over 80% of the population saying their religion is important to them. The majority regularly attends mass.  Pray…

Belgium has full freedom of religion, though a media bias against Protestants distorts public perception. Roughly half of the nation claims to be Catholic despite the rising numbers of people disinterested in any formalized religion. Like much of Western Europe, this has led to a cultural Christianity and nominalism within the local church that is…

There is religious freedom for foreigners within Djibouti. Somalis are known for sharing their faith with their friends and family across the nation’s border, although, there is no known Church among the Afars. Many divisions have occurred within the Church as a result of tribalism and jealousy.  Ask that the believers will live in…

Situated between four restricted nations – those where Christians are persecuted or oppressed as a result of government policy – Djibouti has served as a predominantly Muslim nation since its introduction in the 7th century. Ninety-seven percent of the population is Muslim, and those who leave the faith are often beaten, ostracized, and killed. Even…

In Kazakhstan only traditionally recognized religious groups are allowed to operate freely, and evangelicals are regarded as a dangerous sect. Increasingly strict religion laws designed to oppose radical Islam are also used to limit and restrict Christians, with seminaries, Bible colleges, and discipleship schools remaining closed. Persecution is increasing, with harassment coming from authorities, Muslims,…

While all religion was suppressed under communism in Kazakhstan, both Islam and Christianity have grown tremendously since independence. It is said that “to be Kazakh is to be Muslim,” and most of this people group follow a folk Islam influenced by shamanistic practices. Kazakh believers, almost nonexistent in 1990, grew to over 15,000 by 2010,…

Saudis who accept Christ as their Savior are choosing to pick up a cross of ostracism, discrimination, harassment, and even death. They risk losing their jobs, access to education for their children, or even the right to basic utilities like water and electricity. Yet the Church flourishes under persecution, and the body of underground believers…

Syria is in desperate need of the peace that only Christ can bring. Islam is the religion of the majority, even though Syria has been a secular state since its independence from France in 1946. Before the infiltration of the Islamic State and the just ended bloody civil war, Syrian Christians enjoyed more freedom and…

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