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A coalition of Christian and interfaith leaders in Texas are calling on members of U.S. Congress to condemn "anti-Christian hate and bigotry" from a local nonprofit they say is raising funds to demolish churches in India.

A coalition of Christian and interfaith leaders in Texas are calling on members of U.S. Congress to condemn "anti-Christian hate and bigotry" from a local nonprofit they say is raising funds to demolish churches in India.

A coalition of Christian and interfaith leaders in Texas are calling on members of U.S. Congress to condemn "anti-Christian hate and bigotry" from a local nonprofit they say is raising funds to demolish churches in India.

A coalition of Christian and interfaith leaders in Texas are calling on members of U.S. Congress to condemn "anti-Christian hate and bigotry" from a local nonprofit they say is raising funds to demolish churches in India.

Sensing weakness, the Indian side would demand that the US ignore Indias domestic policies and internal developments in return for cooperation on Ukraine.

Sensing weakness, the Indian side would demand that the US ignore Indias domestic policies and internal developments in return for cooperation on Ukraine.

Four Years of Trump Admin Advancing Global Religious FreedomsBy Olivia Summers16122951609711612295160971 While President Biden has now taken office, and we are focused on working to ensure his Administration protects religious freedom across the globe, it is important to understand the gains we’ve made in the last four years – what we must build upon in our advocacy for the persecuted Church. On Friday, January 16, 2021, President Trump signed a proclamation recognizing January 16th as Reli...

2020 Victories: American Pastor Bryan Nerren Freed From IndiaBy ACLJ.org16091699888551609169988855 This is the latest installment of our year-end victories series looking back at some of the numerous victories by the ACLJ in 2020. We saw one of our biggest victories in May of this year, when our client, Pastor Bryan Nerren – a U.S. citizen – was allowed to come home to his family in the United States after more than seven months of wrongful detainment in India. Pastor Nerren is a loving hus...

Washington Free Beacon Rescued Americans speak to Trumps efforts in returning them home safely President Donald Trump and National Security Adviser Robert OBrien / Getty Images December 23, 2020 5:00 AM Bryan Nerren spent seven months detained in an Indian prison, unsure if or when he would see his family again.  "The experience was horrific, very difficult," said Nerren. "I was put in a cage, treated like the worst criminal in India." Recent Stories in National Security For 18 years, ...