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The New Martyrs. The Modern Martyrs Series
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- ISBN8235157903
- EAN9798235157903
- Date de parution05/06/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Here is a full marketplace description suitable for Draft2Digital, Amazon, and most ebook retailers:The New MartyrsThe Untold Story of Christians Dying for Their Faith Around the WorldMost people assume Christian martyrdom belongs to the ancient world. They picture Roman arenas, early church persecution, and stories from centuries long past. Yet today, in the twenty-first century, more Christians are facing persecution, imprisonment, torture, violence, and death for their faith than at any other time in modern history.
From remote villages and underground churches to prison cells and hostile regimes, countless believers continue to pay the ultimate price for following Jesus Christ. Their stories rarely make headlines. Their sacrifices are often ignored. Their courage remains largely unknown to the world. In The New Martyrs, USA Best Selling Author Kim Wojcinski investigates one of the most overlooked human rights and religious freedom issues of our time.
Drawing upon documented accounts, historical records, eyewitness testimony, and reports from around the world, he examines the growing reality of Christian persecution across multiple continents and cultures. Readers will encounter the lives of ordinary men and women who demonstrated extraordinary faith under pressure. They will discover pastors who refused to abandon their congregations, families who risked everything to worship in secret, converts who faced rejection and violence for embracing Christianity, and believers who remained faithful even when confronted with imprisonment or death.
This book places modern persecution within the broader history of the Christian faith, connecting today's suffering believers to a legacy that stretches back to the earliest followers of Christ. It explores why persecution continues, how it manifests in different regions, and what these events reveal about the cost of discipleship in the modern world. More than a chronicle of suffering, The New Martyrs is a testimony to conviction, courage, hope, and perseverance.
It challenges comfortable assumptions, confronts difficult realities, and asks readers to consider what faith truly means when everything is at stake. Powerful, sobering, and deeply inspiring, this book shines a light on the stories many would prefer remain hidden and honors those who chose faithfulness over fear. Their names may not be widely known. Their witness cannot be forgotten.
From remote villages and underground churches to prison cells and hostile regimes, countless believers continue to pay the ultimate price for following Jesus Christ. Their stories rarely make headlines. Their sacrifices are often ignored. Their courage remains largely unknown to the world. In The New Martyrs, USA Best Selling Author Kim Wojcinski investigates one of the most overlooked human rights and religious freedom issues of our time.
Drawing upon documented accounts, historical records, eyewitness testimony, and reports from around the world, he examines the growing reality of Christian persecution across multiple continents and cultures. Readers will encounter the lives of ordinary men and women who demonstrated extraordinary faith under pressure. They will discover pastors who refused to abandon their congregations, families who risked everything to worship in secret, converts who faced rejection and violence for embracing Christianity, and believers who remained faithful even when confronted with imprisonment or death.
This book places modern persecution within the broader history of the Christian faith, connecting today's suffering believers to a legacy that stretches back to the earliest followers of Christ. It explores why persecution continues, how it manifests in different regions, and what these events reveal about the cost of discipleship in the modern world. More than a chronicle of suffering, The New Martyrs is a testimony to conviction, courage, hope, and perseverance.
It challenges comfortable assumptions, confronts difficult realities, and asks readers to consider what faith truly means when everything is at stake. Powerful, sobering, and deeply inspiring, this book shines a light on the stories many would prefer remain hidden and honors those who chose faithfulness over fear. Their names may not be widely known. Their witness cannot be forgotten.
