This video is part of the Suffering Church Sunday 2009 resources. 

This is an interview broadcast on Premier Christian Radio in June 2009 where Rosemary Sookhdeo is interviewed by Maria Toth for the programme “Woman to Woman”.  She is discussing her book “Stepping into the shadows”.  Is it true that Christian women are converting to Islam? If so why and how do we as churches and individuals need to respond?

Brendan Smith (Barnabas Fund Africa coordinator) and Wessie van der Westhuizen (church leader from South Africa) have been on a tour of the UK to share their experiences of helping to provide food and aid to Zimbabwean Christians. It is a story that begins with hunger, hopelessness and dependency and ends with self sufficiency and faith renewed.

The tour ended on 7th June 2009 but we will post a selection of their radio and TV interviews as they become available.

This is a short presentation (6 min 39 secs) showing what the Barnabas Fund is doing to help relieve the suffering of Christians in Zimbabwe by providing emergency food aid and funding agricultural programs.

Dr Patrick Sookhdeo was interviewed for the satellite tv channel Genesis TV for the program “World in Focus” on 14.04.09.

This is a substantial interview which lasts in total for 1hr 28min where Dr Sookhdeo speaks passionately about a wide range of issues. 

Songs of the suffering church.

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Hindu extremist violence against the Christian community in Orissa State, India, which started on 24 August (see previous articles : 12/09/2008, 01/09/2008), has continued almost unabated since then.  

The following video was used as part of the Suffering Church Sunday 2008 campaign to raise awareness of the plight of many Christians around the world.

In many countries around the world, believing in Jesus Christ can cost you your status in society, your education, your job, your livelihood, your freedom and sometimes even your life. 

The following song was used as part of the Suffering Church Sunday 2008 campaign to raise awareness of the plight of many Christians around the world. 

In many countries around the world, believing in Jesus Christ can cost you your status in society, your education, your job, your livelihood, your freedom and sometimes even your life.