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6 June 2017: Muslims in Malaysia once again dictate the way other religions should worship, using the “veto” card of “insulting Islam” yet again in latest debacle concerning a closed door ‘Jerusalem Jubilee’ prayer meeting by Christians for the healing of the country. This has led to the event being canceled, but the threats and insults against the minority Christians continue in the month of Ramadan where self-control is supposed to be an objective of fasting.

5 June 2017: It is that time of the year again, where more than 1.6 billion Muslims observe fasting during the month of Ramadan. However, there are some Muslims who take advantage of Ramadan by thinking that they can earn a ticket to heaven as a martyr, resulting in a rise of Muslim-backed terrorist attacks on the free world in the first 10 days of Ramadan. With three more weeks left to go, the world shudders at the final kill count this Ramadan by Muslims.

50 days has passed since Pastor Raymond’s abduction took place on February 13, 2017. The authorities remain mum on the situation as no new developments have occurred since, and each day signals an ever slimmer hope of finding him safe and sound, reunited with his family and friends.

It is coming to a month now that Malaysian pastor Raymond Koh has been abducted in broad daylight off the streets of Malaysia. Police arrested a suspect yesterday, but the public were skeptical of the arrest.

The once moderate Islamic-majority country is now turning the screws on the minority, infringing on their way of life and causing disharmony among the citizens. The latest uproar hails from the seizure of paintbrushes that used pig bristles that do not have the proper certification as authorities cite that 'not so smart' Muslims might be confused.

The state of Terengganu in Malaysia has seen its religious authorities clamp down on unmarried Muslim couples who ride on the same motorcycle in a move that is spiraling the country towards a stricter version of Islam.

VANCOUVER – With less than a year away from the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, Christians in metro-Vancouver / Fraser Valley have been networking diligently to prepare for an integrated Christian outreach to the hundreds of thousands of visitors that are coming to see the games.

More Than Gold(MTG), a growing network of denominations, churches, Christian institutions and individuals, gathering in preparation for the influx of hundreds of thousands of visitors coming for the 2010 Olympic Games, has been asked by the Vancouver Organizing Committee (VANOC)to assist them throughout the games and Para-Olympics.

The Gospel Post Hong Kong had a chance to interview Michael Chang, who generally spoke of the relationship between faith and sportsmanship.

Christianity in China is facing a new wave of changes. In March, the Chinese government opened its doors by allowing house churches to register with the government, thus permitting them as legal cong