Journalist Mindy Belz gives a brave firsthand account of persecution in the Middle East.

Kidnappings of Christians are surging. Some see signs of hope. Meanwhile, they're collecting funds.

Peter Akinola, retired archbishop of the world's largest Anglican province who helped American conservatives break away, explains his rescue.

Neighborly love means if you see something, say something.

Michoacan state church leader abducted during Sunday service.

Iraqis struggle to find refuge in Europe.

Martyrdoms threaten to displace Christian workers from Yemen.

Korean church leaders look back on the 2007 kidnapping that brought Afghanistan ministries to the world's attention.

Missionary's ordeal shows country's growing instability.

Wolf recently formed the House of Representatives' Caucus on Religious Minorities in the Middle East with Anna Eshoo.

A dwindling Christian population battles fear and economic hardship.

Armed men seeking to intimidate Christian community had threatened church leader.

Post-assassination political fight puts the church at greater risk.

Don LaRose, now Ken Williams, says kidnappers have pursued him for more than three decades.

The South Korean missionary movement seeks to mature without losing its zeal.

Lessons from the South Korean kidnappings in Afghanistan.

Let's not learn the wrong lessons from the South Korean kidnappings.

Despite kidnappings, active U.S. Christians still encourage mission trips to embattled nations.

Interview with Park Eun-jo: 'I don't want this to be a stumbling block for missions.'