Save the Persecuted Christians
Save the Persecuted Christians, an educational 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity, is a grassroots movement to save lives and save souls. We educate the public on anti-Christian violence and enlist their help in: supporting those harmed for their faith in Jesus; holding those responsible accountable; and securing significant penalties on state and non-state persecutors of Christians.
The Coalition establishes a broad-based foundation, one that unites American Christians and people of goodwill, including concerned Jews and others. Since its launch, the Coalition has conducted targeted outreach to U.S. Evangelicals, Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Methodists, Baptists, non-denominational Christians and Jews. This alliance of human rights, media and faith leaders provides leadership for Save the Persecuted Christians via our Advisory Board that meets weekly to strategize and discuss current events. Working together, we mobilize the grassroots to engage public officials and spread news of persecution. All of our Coalition partners benefit from the increased awareness of anti-Christian persecution and the initiatives of Save the Persecuted Christians.
Save the Persecuted Christians is igniting a grassroots movement — an irresistible force of the people in the pews — to advocate for the world’s Christians, educate Americans about their plight and demand the imposition of real costs on those who persecute them. Grassroots organizations play an important social and political role. They serve as a burr-under- the-saddle of political elites. The combined voice of the grassroots empowers individuals to engage with government and private sector stakeholders. For their part, government leaders are often moved to action when “rank-and-file” ordinary people mobilize themselves into a formidable force.
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- Trapped by Lawfare: Former U.S. Ambassador Morse Tan’s Trial Begins in South Korea
on October 15, 2026Tan, a Korean-American U.S. citizen who served in the first Trump administration from 2019 to 2021, has been barred from leaving South Korea since late May. Successive exit bans have kept him in the country for more than four months. Most recently, a Seoul court refused to lift the restriction long enough for him to attend the funeral of his […]
- Dede Laugesen: Hope in Armenia, Horror in Nigeriaon October 12, 2026
Dede Laugesen, President and CEO of Save the Persecuted Christians, provides an update on the worldwide persecution of Christians. We discuss a somewhat encouraging development in Armenia alongside the ongoing crisis in Nigeria, and the possibility that progress in one place could help advance justice for those being massacred or otherwise […]
- Xi ‘Sinicizes’ China’s Catholic Church, with Vatican Approvalon October 11, 2026
The Vatican has been widely criticized for its 2018 provisional agreement with China. While the agreement’s contents are secret, the Holy See revealed that it gives Beijing a role, along with at least a papal right to veto, in appointing Catholic bishops in China. Due to President Xi Jinping’s “Sinicization” of religion campaign, eight […]
- Faith Groups Warn Proposed Law Could Blind America To Christian Massacreson October 9, 2026
A multifaith coalition of religious freedom groups is warning Nigeria’s Senate that a proposed law could restrict independent documentation of attacks on Christians, potentially making it harder for the U.S. government to assess the violence and determine whether Nigeria should continue receiving foreign aid. The post Faith Groups Warn Proposed […]
- Coalition warns Congress that Nigeria’s foreign-aid bill would police churches and silence atrocity reportingon October 7, 2026
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Save the Persecuted Christians today released a coalition letter warning that Nigerian Senate Bill 1034 would put independent churches, legal-aid providers, and groups that document attacks on Christians under a political commission with power to register, inspect, sanction, and shut them down. The post Coalition warns […]
- Dede Laugesen Warns of Rising Persecution, Jihad, and Political Violence in Americaon September 13, 2026
On a recent program with Frank Gaffney, Dede Laugesen, president and CEO of Save the Persecuted Christians, reflected on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks and warned about the continuing persecution of Christians by jihadist movements around the world. The post Dede Laugesen Warns of Rising Persecution, Jihad, and Political Violence in […]
- Dede Laugesen: The Birth of America’s Red Guardon September 10, 2026
Dede Laugesen's contribution to the BanSharia.com briefing, Stop Sharia and the Red-Green Axis. The post Dede Laugesen: The Birth of America’s Red Guard appeared first on Save the Persecuted Christians.
- America’s Red Guard Was Born in a Denver Park
on September 7, 2026Students from 180 to more than 200 high schools left class around noon. In Denver, they filled the park. Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros — the DSA-backed candidate who campaigns to abolish ICE — was the VIP. Adults from the Democrat Party, the DSA, Denver Communists, and allied groups worked the crowd. Journalists and bystanders milled about […]
- Dear President Trump, Champion Freedom Over Slaveryon September 3, 2026
Leading Freedom-fighers Urge President Trump to Use the Midterm Convention to Restore the Republican Party’s Brand, Excite Voters by Adopting a Platform of “Freedom Over Slavery” The post Dear President Trump, Champion Freedom Over Slavery appeared first on Save the Persecuted Christians.
- RELEASE | Save the Persecuted Christians Demands President Trump Force South Korea to Free Ambassador Morse Tanon August 19, 2026
STPC has signed a joint letter to President Donald J. Trump demanding immediate action to free Ambassador Morse Tan from South Korea — and to make clear that this treatment of an American diplomat will not be tolerated. The post RELEASE | Save the Persecuted Christians Demands President Trump Force South Korea to Free Ambassador Morse Tan […]