March27 , 2023

    UK Govt Vows More Protection to Persecuted Christians

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    The UK government pledged more protection to persecuted Christians around the world, following the Bishop of Truro’s report on Christian persecution.

    Last year, former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt commissioned Rev. Philip Mountstephen to study the extent of Christian persecution abroad and assess the UK government’s response to it. The report included recommendations to help believers who suffer because of their faith, which the UK government announced that it will adopt “in full,” reports The Christian Institute.

    We stand with Christians everywhere, in solidarity, a