In May 2008, Nguyen Van Dai, a Vietnamese Protestant church leader and lawyer, was sentenced to five years in prison and followed by four years of house arrest. Nguyen was accused of a wide range of crimes, including “conspiring with terrorists, in their efforts to promote human rights efforts, including religious rights and democracy.” He was also accused of compiling “evidence of Vietnam’s suppression of the Protestant religion and providing it to the U.S.-based Committee for Religious Freedom in Vietnam and the U.S. embassy.”

As I stated in my previous post, I really don't like the subject of beheading and the following comment is one reason why.

I really don't like the subject of beheading. However, when you talk about persecution, inevitably the subject is going to come up. In fact, to this day, the number one post on this blog is the one where I put a few pictures of someone who had been beheaded. And honestly, it grosses me out that people actually search for pictures on beheading, but believe me IT'S TRUE, they do.

VOM has uploaded the latest episode of Persecution Podcast. Todd is back, and he has brought us a great interview with a VOM staff member who works in the Arabian peninsula. Also the group talks about Iran, Iraq and a new development with Pastor Bike. Also, and IDOP update.

Shhh!!! Have you ever heard someone shush you especially when you wanted to talk about something very important? I have, and that could be simply because I always have a lot to talk about, I'm a firstborn, am aware and love to teach people. Hearing that SHHHHH sound is annoying to me, to be honest with you.

If you've been reading this blog for any length of time, then you're fully aware about the intensity, and the scope of Christian persecution in the world today. In an article I read today over at ZENIT, this is what they recognize...

Today, our very own Todd Nettleton was interviewed by really cool talk show host Janet Parshall about the International Day of Prayer

The Associated Press is reporting today that in Iraq, few Christians are returning, despite government pledges of financial support and protection, officials said Wednesday.

Yesterday Michelle Malkin also covered this story on her blog, and reminded her readers about what happened when the South Koreans were held hostage.