Despite the global refugee crisis being at an all-time high, the United States is admitting just a fraction of those religious minorities who are desperate to locate a safe place to live.

On June 20, World Refugee Day, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees announced that a staggering 70.8 million people were displaced last year alone. Tragically, many of these are from religious minorities and are fleeing fierce persecution in their home nations for the hope of a brighter future abroad.

However, despite continued efforts on behalf of the globally oppressed Christian community, the Trump administration has continued to drastically reduce the number of refugees admitted to the U.S., leaving thousands of Christians at risk of brutal treatment.

Indeed, many of those who are seeking safe passage to the United States are from Tier 1 “countries of particular concern” (CPC) as defined by the US Commission for International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).

The numbers speak for themselves. Between 2016 and 2019, data collected by World Relief indicates that there has been an 82 percent decline in the total number of refugees granted entry to settle in the United States. When you break the numbers down, they it gets even more shocking. Among the most persecuted countries on earth, there has been a staggering 70 percent drop in Christians being…

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller is set to testify before the House of Representatives on July 17^th. His testimony comes in response to subpoenas from the Judiciary and Intelligence committees.

Congressmen plan to question him about his investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 Presidential election and allegations that President Trump obstructed justice.

Democratic Representative Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, explained their reasoning behind the subpoenas. According to the New York Times, he said,  “We never felt it was sufficient to rely simply on a written report or a 10-minute statement without the ability to follow up with questions.”

Both parties look forward to Mueller’s testimony, though they each hope for different outcomes. Democrats believe Mueller could provide the ammunition they need to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President while Republicans hope Mueller’s testimony will finally show that Trump did nothing wrong.

Mueller’s 448-page report did not find that the president had committed criminal actions. However, the report also said they could not declare the President was innocent of wrongdoing either. Mueller has indicated that he does not plan on saying more than the report does, but members of Congress hope to draw out more information through questioning.

President Trump took exception to…

Well-known evangelist Franklin Graham has responded publicly to pop star Madonna after the world-famous singer suggested that Jesus “would agree” with women having abortions. 

In an interview with Australian talk show host Andrew Denton, the “Like a Prayer” singer insisted that – seeing as Jesus was a supporter of women – he would be perfectly happy with them aborting their unborn children.

“Don’t you think Jesus would agree that a woman has the right to choose what to do with her body,” she said, noting that, given the opportunity, she would personally challenge the Pope on the issue.

“One day he might invite me – I think this one might,” she said. “I would say ‘Let’s talk about Jesus’ point of view about women – let’s talk about it, like, what do you really think he thought of women?”

Graham, himself a staunch pro-life advocate, took to Facebook to voice his disagreement with Madonna’s sentiments.

“Madonna says that the Author of Life, Jesus Christ, would approve of the destruction of life through abortion. That’s absurd!” he declared.

“I’m sorry that Madonna and others who believe the way she does are so misled. “They must not understand that one day God will hold them accountable. To stand before a Holy God with the blood of the unborn on your hands is a frightening thought.”

Graham, not shy to share the gospel…