Surinder Kaur

Hindu nationalists “manhandled us, beat us, and outraged our modesty,” says woman traveling with the nuns.

Church members recall receiving calls from family members after India cast them into the sea, forcing them to swim to Myanmar’s shores.

Bajinder Singh’s fall from prophet to prisoner exposes deeper cracks in Punjab’s fast-growing megachurches.

A one-time Kumbh Mela pilgrim in India finds true cleansing in Christ.

Believers in Arunachal Pradesh who faced persecution in the 1970s fear a new wave of repression is coming.

South Asian Christians use connections between the Diwali festival and Christmas to point their communities to Christ.

How Martha Das grew into a powerful voice for Bangladesh’s Christian minority.

As the Hindu population in the West grows rapidly, Christian leaders rethink how to engage with them.

How an increasing number of Hindu politicians in America might threaten religious freedom in India.

I was a Sikh student worrying about my grades when my eyes were drawn in dramatic fashion toward the truths of his Word.