Compass Direct
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Compass Direct News is a Christian news agency founded in 1996 that reports exclusively on Persecution of Christians around the world. Its network of news bureaus and correspondents produce first-hand news reports, incisive features and penetrating analyses of situations and trends facing Christians living in the world’s most oppressive areas.
Compass Direct News is dedicated to providing high quality, verified, well-documented information that not only raises awareness of Christian persecution and the resulting prayer support, it also gives those working behind the scenes (governments, advocacy groups) the only kind of information they will accept in order to act.
The news service is published through daily email releases and on the Compass Direct News website. For a minimal subscription fee readers can sign up to receive articles by email. Full reprint rights are also available. Articles written within the last year can be accessed free of charge via the website below.
