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OUT IN THE OPEN

For decades, Christians in China faced arrest, torture and death for their faith. Today, Chinese Christians are getting bolder about sharing their faith openly and one of the largest underground churches in Beijing has decided to go public.

SHAKY PROGRESS

One year ago this week, a 7.0 earthquake ravaged Haiti, killing more than 300,000 people and leaving over a million homeless. Now, Christian ministries are helping its people recover.

THE PERSECUTED

Christian World News: January 7, 2011

On this week's Christian World News: Muslim nations labeled the harshest persecutors of Christians, the explosive growth of the Chinese church, a look at the inspiring music of Hillsong Church, and more.

‘No Fishing’ in Galilee

Fishing has been part of the Sea of Galilee for thousands of years, but all that may soon come to an end.

The Secret Behind Hillsong

Cry for Justice

Christians in Egypt launched street protests after the New Year's Day bombing of a Coptic Church. Egyptian officials blame outside groups like Al-Qaida, but Egypt's Christians say the government does nothing to protect them.

Christians and the Crescent

Open Doors International -- a ministry to the persecuted church -- released its annual "Watch List" of the world's worst offenders and eight of the top ten have Islamic majorities.

'Third Church' China's New Face of Christianity

Decades ago, most Christians in China lived in the countryside, but that's all changing as young professionals are bringing faith to the big cities like Beijing and Shanghai.