Category Archives: persecution

In 2006, our son Taylor spent a couple of months in Cambodia as a part of Youth With a Mission. In Battambang, the second largest city in the country, everyone he met had lost family members in the murderous reign … Continue reading →

When the gospel is allowed to grow naturally in China, without forcing processes of development, the “church in the house” is usually its first form of organization. God grant us faith and courage to keep “hands off” and allow this … Continue reading →

My friend Mark, his wife, and their two elementary-age sons have been faithful servants of the Gospel in predominately Muslim Asian countries. Persecution is more the norm in these lands and Mark often partners with Voice of the Martyrs to … Continue reading →

Many have asked about the results of my last tests at Emory. I am to meet with doctors Tuesday and they will tell me how things are. We all appreciate your prayer. Thursday, Susan and I fly to China to … Continue reading →

I recently read of a brother in Pakistan who was murdered for his faith. Fifty-year-old Mukhtar Barkat was warned to stop sharing Christ in his Muslim community. But Mukhtar believed it was worth the risk to keep sharing the good … Continue reading →