Todd Nettleton, Author at The Western Journal

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Todd Nettleton is the host of "The Voice of the Martyrs Radio" and the author of "When Faith Is Forbidden: 40 Days on the Frontlines with Persecuted Christian," a 2022 Christian Book Award winner. He has interviewed hundreds of persecuted Christians in over 20 years serving at The Voice of the Martyrs.

A candle is seen in front of a Christmas tree in this stock image.

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Op-Ed

Op-Ed: Silent Night or Violent Night for Persecuted Christians?

Despite the threat of attacks, Christians in nations hostile to Christ will gather to worship him this Christmas. Pray for their safety.

By Todd Nettleton December 22, 2022

John Chau was murdered by tribesmen on North Sentinel Island in 2018 while sharing the gospel with the Sentinelese people.

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Op-Ed

Op-Ed: On This Day of the Christian Martyr, Let's Honor John Chau and Ask Ourselves Some Uncomfortable Questions

When John Chau was murdered by tribesmen on North Sentinel Island, he was widely criticized and mocked. He should be remembered as a hero.

By Todd Nettleton June 29, 2022

The Olympic rings are seen during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics on Monday in Beijing.

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Op-Ed

Op-Ed: Olympic Motto, 'Together for a Shared Future,' Has a Chilling Meaning for Chinese Christians and Muslims

Millions of Chinese Christians persevere in the hope of a promised future in which they will endure no more tears or suffering.

By Todd Nettleton February 8, 2022

In this photograph taken on Nov. 27, 2019, a Georgian soldier leaves a church after praying at the NATO military base Camp Marmal on the outskirts of Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan.

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Op-Ed

God Has Not Abandoned the Christians Who Remain in Afghanistan

'These brothers and sisters value an enduring witness for Christ in Afghanistan far more than they value their own lives.'

By Todd Nettleton October 11, 2021

Chinese Catholic worshipers hold candles as part of the holy fire at an Easter mass at a government-sanctioned Catholic church on April 3, 2021, in Beijing.

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Op-Ed

Op-Ed: How Should Christians Prepare for Persecution? Chinese Believers Share These 3 Steps

'Part of getting ready is acknowledging that persecution may come, that I, myself, may have to pay a price for what I believe.'

By Todd Nettleton May 19, 2021

Op-Ed: Silent Night or Violent Night for Persecuted Christians?

Op-Ed: On This Day of the Christian Martyr, Let's Honor John Chau and Ask Ourselves Some Uncomfortable Questions

Op-Ed: Olympic Motto, 'Together for a Shared Future,' Has a Chilling Meaning for Chinese Christians and Muslims

God Has Not Abandoned the Christians Who Remain in Afghanistan

Op-Ed: How Should Christians Prepare for Persecution? Chinese Believers Share These 3 Steps

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