Today as I was listening to Todd talk to Janet one thing that Todd shared was how the action pack program is blessing the Muslim community. I think this is AWESOME!

According to Janet Parshall's America's website, VOM Director of News Services, Todd Nettleton, will appear on Janet's show to discuss his reaction about three Indonesian women recently sent to prison for the "Christianization" of Muslim children that have lost their appeal, among other developments from that region.

Is Christmas persecution really Christian persecution? That is the question that has been on my mind the last few weeks. I've heard some people say that Christians are just overreacting and need to build a bridge and get over it, and I have heard others say that this is the most Christmas persecution we've ever seen.

This story is an exclusive to Voice of the Martyrs and is posted on www.persecution.com I've copied some of it for you. To return to Islam or deny Christ - that is the question.

Compass Direct is reporting a sad story today that took place in October. The story doesn't indicate if the pastor being run over by the taxi was intentional, but it does tell us that Pastor Habib had been tortured and jailed for two years prior to his death.

Sherrie Gossett from CNS News.com has written a powerful article today that centers around the persecution of the three Indonesian women who were imprisoned for simply teaching during Happy Week.

All week I've been wanting to let you know about a wonderful way to support suffering pastors in China. In fact, there is a wonderful program called Lights of Christmas that I hope and pray you get involved in.

I believe that one of the qualities required for greatness in the Kingdom is the ability to admit when we have been mistaken or wrong. King David is a Biblical example of a man willing to see his own shortcomings; one who mourned them greatly before God.

Here's a story that appeared in the Christian Post yesterday...

The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle has a nice tribute to some missionary women who were murdered 25 years ago. I love stories like this because it shows that we can't forget the sacrifices, and we must keep remembering. Here are a few passages...