As persecution worsens in Burkina Faso, Christians come back to the Church
“They face terrorism, so they believe the best way out is to become Christians,” Maria Lozano told Crux.
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“They face terrorism, so they believe the best way out is to become Christians,” Maria Lozano told Crux.
Burkina Faso is known for its sky-high crime rates, much of it driven by Islamic terrorism and anti-Christian violence.
Father Pierre Rouamba told Aid to the Church in Need that his group has been working at “systematically opening doors to the Gospel” in West Africa.
A missionary priest working in Burkina Faso reports that religious leaders there face an enormous challenge in dealing with the damage caused by years of anti-Christian violence in the African country.
Attacks against Christians in Burkina Faso are becoming more common and many people do not know if they will survive