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Dozens killed in attacks in Nigeria during Palm Sunday weekend. We call on authorities to: Protect communities. Prevent attacks. Ensure accountability. No more bloodshed. 21wilberforce.org/nigerian-autho… #Nigeria #ReligiousFreedom #HumanRights

A different kind of diplomatic mission. First Step Forum’s visit to Nigeria—co-facilitated by 21Wilberforce and local Nigerian partners—led to the Abuja Declaration, a joint commitment to peace by Christian & Muslim leaders. 21wilberforce.org/a-partnership-…

What if the Church’s lack of power is actually a blessing? Wissam al-Saliby reflects on how minority churches—often without political influence—can embody faith, unity, and hope in powerful ways. 21wilberforce.org/the-hidden-ble…

We welcome the appointment of Mairead McGuinness as EU Special Envoy for FoRB—a long-awaited and important step. With rising global persecution, strong leadership on freedom of religion or belief is more urgent than ever. Read more: ecpp.eu/updates/ecpp-w…

New podcast: How can the Church support persecuted Christians worldwide? Wissam al-Saliby shares his journey from post-war Lebanon to global religious freedom advocacy—and what we can do to help. Listen now: podbean.com/ew/pb-pv89i-1a… #ReligiousFreedom #PersecutedChurch

After 40+ years in journalism, Ken Camp is stepping into a new role with 21Wilberforce. A life spent telling meaningful stories now helping shape the future of advocacy. Read more: 21wilberforce.org/ken-camp-joins… #Journalism #Leadership #HumanRights

Freedom House’s Freedom on the Net 2025 report documents a 15th year of decline in global internet freedom, including greater state control and limits on online expression. #InternetFreedom" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">freedomhouse.org/report/freedom… #FoRB

As Nigeria’s insecurity continues, experts say the debate over whether the violence constitutes religious persecution may miss the broader reality. “Communities experience attacks through religious identity, but the root causes go far deeper.” baptiststandard.com/news/world/vio…

The 2026 USCIRF Report documents rising religious persecution worldwide—from violence in Nigeria to state repression in China. Read more here: 21wilberforce.org/the-2026-uscir…

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In a powerful piece, Vijayesh Lal warns that Christian mission can no longer rely on assumptions of stability, open borders, and frictionless funding.A crucial read for anyone committed to the persecuted Church & freedom of religion or belief. christiandaily.com/news/indian-le…

Stories of young peacemakers, unity amid conflict, and reflections on faithful engagement—our latest 21Wilberforce Alert! offers reflections on how faith and thoughtful engagement intersect in a world that needs both.Read here: 21wilberforce.org/stories-and-up…

Armed conflict is rising. Multilateral leadership is weakening. Wissam al-Saliby proposes forming an Evangelical Board of Peace — a global structure to support church-led peacemaking efforts. Read more: 21wilberforce.org/we-need-an-eva…

Wissam al-Saliby reviews Ending Persecution: Charting the Path to Global Religious Freedom by Knox Thames How can we defeat religious persecution in the 21st century? Read & reflect. 21wilberforce.org/review-ending-…

Five years after the Myanmar military coup, the conflict still rages in the streets and jungles of Myanmar, yet the country’s faith communities are working to mend the wounds of a nation scarred by war. Read the full article here: 21wilberforce.org/christian-witn…

“Blessed are the peacemakers.”From the Jim Crow South to global interfaith advocacy, Rev. Dr. A. Roy Medley’s life shows that faith is public, courageous, and rooted in justice. #FaithInAction #Peacemakers #Interfaith 21wilberforce.org/blessed-are-th…

“Advocacy can be an act of faith.” Summer Associate Alexia Kollar reflects on growth, calling, and standing for religious freedom with @21Wilberforce. Read: Finding Purpose, Stretching Skills, and Standing for Religious Freedom 21wilberforce.org/finding-purpos…

On #HolocaustRemembranceDay, we remember the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and the grave cost of hatred and religious persecution. As Christians, we remember—and we commit—to defending human dignity and religious freedom for all. Never again means vigilance today.

A Baptist Standard story details violence against Christian families in India. Wissam al-Saliby of @21Wilberforce calls on churches worldwide to “come alongside brothers and sisters in India” amid worsening religious freedom. baptiststandard.com/news/world/vil…