Category Archives: persecution

Worshipping From Memory at Dachau Concentration Camp

Posted on February 10, 2016 by tdillmuth

 As I wandered through the Dachau Concentration Camp, devastated by the images and memories of what happened seventy years ago, I was reminded of the Orthodox Resurrection Sunday service that took place just days after Dachau was liberated. Fr. Dionysios, … Continue reading →

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Christianity Is Growing In China And What The Government Is Doing About It

Posted on December 14, 2015 by staffvomkorea

The rise of Christianity in China has been so significant that experts are now suggesting Christianity may be the singular most popular “organization” in China – surpassing current Communist party membership numbers by almost 10 million. Analysts expect that Christianity … Continue reading →

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How Can I Resist Torture If I’m Persecuted For My Faith? Here’s Rev. Wurmbrand’s One Word Answer

Posted on November 2, 2015 by tdillmuth

How can I be prepared to resist torture if I am persecuted for my faith in Jesus?  Will I be strong enough to “stand for Christ” if I have to suffer?  I’ve been asked these questions in one form or … Continue reading →

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