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Muslim Mob Kills Christian in Niger State, Nigeria for 'Blasphemous' Facebook Post
At least one Christian was killed, several injured and two church buildings attacked in central Nigeria's Niger state after a Facebook exchange resulted in a Muslim accusation of blasphemy, sources said.

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Infant Boy Killed In Sudanese Air Force Bombing of Christian Family
A Sudanese Air Force bombing of civilians in the Nuba Mountains town of Heiban on Monday (May 23) struck a Christian family, killing a 6-month-old boy and wounding six others, a rebel source said.

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Police In Pakistan Arrest Christian Victim of Beating, Blasphemy Accusation
Police in Pakistan on Monday(May 23) jailed a Christian after Muslims upset that he tried to stop them from teasing girls beat him and accused him of posting blasphemous content on Facebook, sources said.

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Hard-line Hindus in India Burn Christian, Set Fire to Houses of Others in Chhattisgarh
After deciding their gods were angry at them because neighbors had become Christians, Hindu villagers in Chhattisgarh state last month attacked 28 Christians, drove them out from their homes and set their houses on fire, sources said.

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Muslims In Uganda Kill Christians’ Livestock, Demolish Church Building
Muslims in a village in eastern Uganda last week killed Christians' pigs and tore down their church building, sources said.

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Biopic ‘Hudson & Maria’ to Begin Filming in Malaysia This August, Recreating Iconic Missionary Faith Story
After 15 years of preparation, the historical biopic Hudson & Maria begins filming in Malaysia this August, telling the story of 19th-century missionaries who crossed cultural barriers to bring the Gospel to China.
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Freed After 266 Days: Zion Church Pastor Ezra Jin Unexpectedly Released to Reunite with Family in US
Pastor Ezra Jin was unexpectedly released after 268 days of detention and flown to the U.S. for a family reunion, following high-level diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and China.
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Pastor Ezra Jin Speaks Out for First Time Since Release: ‘I’m Free. Now Pray for China!’
Released after 266 days of detention, Pastor Ezra Jin uses his Wall Street Journal op-ed to thank international supporters, advocate for imprisoned church members, and call for religious freedom in China.