As you know, we've been covering a lot of what has been taking place in Nigeria with all the persecution of Christians taking place there, which is why this time of the year is a great time of the year to remember the children of martyrs in Nigeria, as well as everyone who has been enduring the persecution there.

Ten years ago, Nigerian Christians could expect a major attack against them about once every year. Then the attacks began to occur monthly. In the past year, attacks have occurred nearly every other week. Today, simply attending church on Sunday puts a believer at risk, and those who actively tell Muslims about Christ are at greater risk still.

On Sunday morning, Nov. 4, suspected Muslim extremists hurled a grenade onto the roof of the Utawala Interdenominational Church, killing a police chaplain and injuring at least 11 others. The church, which is located inside a police compound in Garissa, serves police officers stationed at the compound as well as their families.

Earlier today, The Voice of the Martyrs joined with The Family Research Council for The Cry of the Martyrs video webcast, which was about an hour long. If you missed this special event, please click here and watch the whole thing archived.

According to Malaysian law, “Mario” must be Muslim.

Pat Robertson reports on how religious freedom may be declining in Russia. Please click here to read the full story at CBN News.

The following is from CBN News. Please read the full article here.

Israel (MNN) ? Israel and Syria are technically still at war, despite a ceasefire in 1974 that gave Israel the Golan Heights.

Over the weekend as I was remembering the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, I was reading this brand new book by the Reverend Eric Foley called These Are the Generations.