Topping today's news, little is known about the fate of four African Christians arrested in a Saudi Arabian police raid a month ago. Officers raided a private worship gathering in Jeddah. Voice of the Martyrs Canada's Greg Musselman: "We don't even know if there were people from outside of the Christian community that were there, but somebody, somewhere, reported them and then, as a result of that, they were arrested. What happens, often, is that these people that have come to find work, that are Christians, have a heart to evangelize in a very low-key way, because that's really the only way that evangelism takes place in a country like Saudi Arabia." Musselman says the Saudi government insist that Christians are free to worship within their own homes. As evidenced by these arrests, that's not always the case. "I think we need to be praying that our brothers and sisters in Christ that are trying to the bring the Gospel to the Saudi people, that they would continue to be strong and not fearful. [Pray] also for the Christians that have come out of Islam. Many of them are having to be very, very low-key."
