In the early hours of January 13th, terrorists attacked Kamuthe, a small village in Kenya. They cut communications, then murdered three Christian teachers, left a fourth with severe injuries, and abducted a fifth.
On Wednesday, protestors stormed the Capitol building in Washington D.C. as Congress was certifying the November 2020 general election results. One woman died from gunshot wounds, and three others died from medical emergencies, police have stated.
In early October, the FBI thwarted a plot to kidnap and possibly murder the Governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer. The several men arrested all had ties to militias and white supremacy groups in the state and beyond.
Authorities in Pakistan thwarted an attempted Christmas Day terrorist attack on a church in the city of Peshawar. Security forces raided a house several miles away, arresting four terrorists and seizing several explosive devices, including suicide bomber vests. One of the men arrested was the leader of […]
According to the 2020 Global Terrorism Index, global deaths from terrorism have fallen for 5 straight years, even as far-right terrorism emerges as a threat in several western countries. You can find the full report here.
Four Christians were murdered on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia this past Friday. The killers also burned a Salvation Army post and several Christian homes.
Jason Wright knows he’s expected to be an outsider as he becomes the NFL’s first Black — and youngest — team president.
On July 29, an American citizen and Ahmadiyya Muslim named Tahir Ahmad Naseem was shot and killed in a Pakistani courtroom. His murderer, Khalid Khan, has been treated like a hero for his actions by many in Pakistan.
While officially reported cases of COVID-19 remain low in Bangladesh, the pandemic is creating new struggles for many Bangladeshis.
One Bible can reach many, and through the Twice as Far campaign, donations in February will be matched.
As the NFL’s regular season enters its final weekend, the day known as “Black Monday” looms.
FMI is joining hands with Persian-speaking pastors for a movement of the Gospel.
