Persecuted Church

In 2019, Cuba adopted a new Constitution that states, “The State recognizes, respects, and guarantees religious liberty.” On paper, it sounds like a commitment – but in reality, it’s meaningless. Despite 59% of the population being Christian, believers and church leaders face violence, arrest, detention, and imprisonment. At the same time, churches across the country operate under persistent government pressure rooted in an atheistic communist . . .