The Voice of the suffering in Africa
Here you’ll find the latest updates on the struggles and resilience of persecuted communities around the world. These stories highlight both the challenges they endure and the faith that sustains them. Stay connected to learn how hope continues to shine through suffering.
Moses in Zambia: the story of a new cathedral
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“With the rapid increase and spread of Protestant Churches, we thought looking for a place in the outskirts of town and building a new church would eventually help us to develop a new parish for evangelization.”
Burkina Faso: ‘Faith, not guns, will save us’
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“People wake up in the morning and don’t know if they will become the latest victims of an attack, and nobody feels safe anymore.”
Malawi: ‘We want to reach out to every single person in the diocese’
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The large distances and shortage of priests and Church structures demand full participation of the laity in ministry.
Archbishop of Abusa decries insecurity and inequality
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Although the archbishop is skeptical that the ruling party will allow the 2023 vote to be fair, the Church has been encouraging everyone to register and to try and change the country through the ballot box. The worst that can happen, he adds, is for the ruling party to use the violence and instability as an excuse to postpone the elections indefinitely.
Nigeria: ‘We are weak, tired, and scared. We hope God will fight for us’
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"To be honest, even I am scared. Fear has taken the best out of us. But I will not stop preaching the Gospel, I will not stop winning souls for Christ, because that is my calling."
Nigeria: “We have never experienced what we are experiencing now’
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"We make sure the children get an education, from primary school even, if possible, to university. This is key to defeating Boko Haram. When people have training to secure their livelihood, then they don’t go and kill people."





