India (MNN) ? Shunned and hated in Pakistan, families who suffered through torture, kidnapping and increasing pressure to convert to Islam finally fled across the border to India.

If I have one major passion in life, it's to support the furtherance of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the best way to do that is by getting the bible into the hands of as many people as possible. Isaiah 55:11 tells us the following:

Today we have a new prayer bulletin for you from our Be-A-Voice-Network ministry. If you haven't joined our Be-A-Voice-Network yet, it's very easy. Just visit here to sign up and you'll have insider access to the network and an opportunity to fellowship with other likeminded believers.

A stunning new report from The Family Research Council and Liberty Coucil highlights the enormous amount of hostility towards Christians in America. This is a report every Christian and pastor, in America should read.

Our friends over at CBN News have an update about the young girl, who has Down Syndrome, and who was put in jail because she was accused of burning pages of the Koran.

We are still running our special on our Torchlighters DVD's and wanted to remind you that these are great DVD's that depict true stories of real heroes of the Christian faith.

Pakistan (MNN) ? Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has ordered an investigation into the arrest of a disabled girl in his country. The case stems from an incident involving a young girl between 11-14 years of age who reportedly has Down syndrome.

Every week we highlight one of the many prisoners who are serving time in prison for their faith in Jesus Christ. This week I'd like to ask you all to write to Tohar Haydarov.

On July 19, a balloon-launch team met near Paju, South Korea, to launch 30 balloons carrying New Testaments, Scripture verses and other gospel messages into North Korea. With a typhoon fast approaching the Korean peninsula, heavy rain and wind carried the balloons directly north into the isolated country.

According to the American Center for Law and Justice, it's unclear if the charges are new or are connected to his apostasy conviction. Nadarkhani was convicted and sentenced to death for apostasy: becoming a Christian. When Iranian officials demanded that he recant his faith in Jesus Christ or die, he responded, "I cannot." He has been illegally imprisoned and separated from his wife and two boys since 2009.