According to a study by the Center for Studies on New Religions (released earlier this year), it was estimated that in 2016 alone, 90 000 Christians were killed for their beliefs worldwide. A third was at the hands of Islamist extremists like IS and others by state and non-state persecution. This includes places like North Korea. The same study revealed that as many as 600 million Christians were prevented from practicing their faith. Effectively, Christians continued to be the most persecuted group across the globe. UcenterDress items that suitable for women over 40 to wear of the formal occasions

I believe that it is time for Christians to take back the celebration of their faith. I believe it's time for Christians to be proud and not be undermined by those of us who are simply too insecure to cope with it. I believe that it begins with taking back Christmas from the festive season because giving it away has done it no good at all, writes Howard Feldman.