A few days ago over at the Islamist Watch Blog David J. Rusin penned a post titled Christians Warned Not to Evangelize British Muslims and I found it interesting because last time I checked, Britian was a relatively free country.

I was looking through some news about Israel and I found this very interesting article about persecution in Israel. This quote from Dr. Gary Cass caught my eye...

This week I have a few prayer requests I'd like for you to consider praying about. Both of these are taken from this weeks prayer email. If you don't receive this important email, you may sign up for it at http://www.persecution.com (At the time of this posting the site appears to be down, and so if it still is when you click, please try again later)

In case you missed it Todd Nettleton appeared on Janet Parshall's America to talk about the latest persecution news from China on Monday. As usual, the interview was great, so if you have some time, click here to learn more information about how you can hear this interview.

“Break him morally or destroy him physically!” The Turkmenistan bureaucrats had no more patience for this street preacher. Shageldy Atakov was offered his freedom under President Saparmurat Niyazov’s December 23, 2000, amnesty, provided he would swear the oath of allegiance to the president and recite the Muslim creed. Shageldy refused the amnesty again.

This is awesome. Watch it and you will be blessed. I cried, did you? Leave a comment.

Yesterday I read this article at the Huffington Post and it is something that I think you may be interested in reading. Keep in mind as you read it, that the Huffington Post is extremely liberal and they typically do not find in favor of Christians, this article doesn't either, however since it mentions The Voice of the Marytrs, I want you to check it out.

In September 2007 Chinese government officials closed Alimujiang Yimiti’s business and accused him of using it as a cover up for “preaching Christianity among people of Uyghur ethnicity.” He was later arrested in January 2008 and accused of “subversion of the national government and endangering national security,” a crime punishable by death. Alimujiang, a former Muslim, became a Christian more than 10 years ago and has been an active Christian in the growing Uyghur church.