Faith Under Fire ebook, tells the story of the persecution of Christians in Nigeria

THEY CAME IN THE NIGHT.

BY MORNING, MORE THAN TWO

HUNDRED WERE DEAD.

On the night of June 13, 2025, gunmen rode into a Nigerian farming village called Yelwata and killed more than two hundred people before morning. Most of them were Christians who had already lost their homes once before.

It barely made the news.

Faith Under Fire is the story of why that keeps happening — and why, for once, the world finally looked up.

Writing from his home in Lagos, Pastor Titilayo Oyeniyi traces the history of the armed groups burning churches and emptying villages across Nigeria’s Middle Belt, names exactly who is responsible without blaming an entire faith or an entire people, and gives the strongest counterargument — that this is land conflict, not genocide — a fair hearing before showing the evidence that changed his mind.

SEVEN OF EVERY TEN

CHRISTIANS KILLED FOR THEIR FAITH ON EARTH LAST YEAR DIED IN NIGERIA.

This book tells you who they were, who killed them, what Washington and Abuja have and haven't done about it, and exactly what you can do this week that would actually matter.

SOURCED. DATED. AND UNFLINCHING —

WRITTEN BY SOMEONE CLOSE ENOUGH TO KNOW IT’S TRUE,

AND FAR ENOUGH AWAY TO SET IT DOWN CLEARLY.