The Dalai Lama Fled, and People Followed

(From Pray4SouthAsia.com, pray4southasia.com) In 1950, the Chinese Communist Party invaded Tibet, ending its independence. After an unsuccessful revolt in 1959, the Dalai Lama, his family, and other officials fled to India, forming a government-in-exile in Dharamshala (North India). Thousands later… Read moreThe Dalai Lama Fled, and People Followed

Christmas celebrations highlight unity and coexistence in Baghdad

(IraqiNews.com, 12/14/25) “Amid an atmosphere filled with faith and shared values, members of Iraq’s Christian community marked the birth of Jesus Christ in Baghdad, reaffirming messages of love, humility, and peaceful coexistence. A solemn mass was held at the Church… Read moreChristmas celebrations highlight unity and coexistence in Baghdad

Rajasthan faces Supreme Court scrutiny over anti-conversion law

(From Mission Network News, mnnonline.org, 12/1/25) India (MNN) — Rajasthan (a state in the Northwestern part of India) recently joined a growing list of Indian states under legal scrutiny for anti-conversion legislation. The state’s new law, passed in September, immediately caught… Read moreRajasthan faces Supreme Court scrutiny over anti-conversion law