Targeted attacks on Christians are increasing in parts of the world where they are the minority faith – including long-time U.S. allies India and Saudi Arabia, whose Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with President Trump on Tuesday at the White House.

The problem is clear and growing: women are being targeted for assault due to both their Christian beliefs and their gender. They are, in essence, “double persecuted.”

The cause of nearly every challenge the country faces can be traced to Kim Jong Un’s oppressive practices that sequester his people from the rest of the world—geographically and ideologically.

Rep. Chris Smith has given President Trump a grand opportunity to do something he has yet to do in his first months in office: make significant progress on religious freedom for persecuted Christians and other religious minorities around the world.

Religious intolerance was the root cause of nearly every major crisis of the Obama administration...

One of the key issues this election season is the growing privatization of advocacy for religious rights, filling the gap created by a lack of action and strategy of free nations.

The West is facing a refugee crisis and terror threat because we didn’t pay enough attention when ISIS and its affiliates were attacking Christians

As I watch and listen to what is happening in Iraq, like you I experience a wide array of thoughts and emotions.

In recent months, stories of Christian persecution have seemed more like pages ripped from the Book of Exodus than modern-day news reports. 

In every region of the world — Africa, Asia and even in the Americas — persecution of Christians is growing.