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WOW !!! thank God for their boldness

May God fight for u pastors, we admire yo bravery

I don’t blam China for getting rid of Protestants.

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Jieyi Chen

To live is Christ and to die is gain.🙏🙏 do not be afraid to those who kill the body but be afraid to God that can kill the body and can trow them into hell.

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ICC Recognizes 5th Anniversary of Devastating Church Bombing in Pakistan | Persecution

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Five years ago today, the All Saints Church bombing became the deadliest attack on Christians in Pakistan’s independent history, with 130+ Christians killed and 600 requiring immediate medical attention.

Widow Shumaila Robin shared, "Living without a life-partner is a challenge and bringing up two children is a great responsibility. I often meditate, what if [the bombing] would have not happened?"

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09/21/18 Washington, D.C. (International Christian Concern) – International Christian Concern (ICC) and Pakistan’s Christian community are commemorating the martyrs of …

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It’s sad when they are forced to flee their land which they and their ancestors lived for centuries. But what choice do they have. Western Europe, Australian and America must help this helpless community.

Remembering those who are still living with the results of that barbarism. Praying for a better future for all minorities in Pakistan.

Jesus sage your children over the world

Lord have mercy

I want to give money even though I don’t have much do u guys recuse Christian to get out of those places to a country thats safe

Are Iraq’s Empty Churches Future Mosques? | Persecution

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Throughout Iraq’s Nineveh Plains lie the ghostly remains of ISIS: crosses scrapped off grave markers, churches destroyed, Bibles burnt.

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They do this everywhere they conquer or when a genocide happens. Nothing new but the world especially the west is oblivious to it, perhaps they gave never experienced it in their countries.

This is a long practiced Islamic strategy.

I live in Manassas, VA. Just a few miles from my home, a Presbyterian church lost their property and it went to foreclosure. The Muslims, who have a mosque next door, bought the church property and turned it into a Muslim community center as part of their mosque. I feel sad every time I pass by, and I pray for the Muslims to come to know Jesus. It’s a continual reminder of how God’s kingdom is losing ground and how desperately we need revival.

Jesus wins anyhow !

Go visit Egypt
90 % of old mosques shows the erased photos on the ceiling and walks of the Coptic Arts of Jesus and saints

Christians too have a long history of turning the houses of worship of other religions into churches. This is not as simple black and white issue – en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianized_sites

That’s pretty bad for people in Iraq often mistaken the meaning of a church as building.

This is what Obama wanted to bring to America !!!

Religiously Motivated Acid Attack Killed Pakistani Christian | Persecution

Unidentified attackers sprayed acid on 26-year-old Faraz Badar in the early hours of September 5, 2018. Faraz died from his burn injuries 10 days later.

"He was very gentle to everyone in the vicinity. He had no enmity. He was an active member of the Church," his mother told us.

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Religiously Motivated Acid Attack Killed Pakistani Christian 09/19/18 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – International Christian Concern (ICC) learned that Faraz …

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Why is there no outcry when Christians are persecuted in this failed nation? The world is blind and deaf to their sufferings. Not once did CNN or BBC had special programme on this terrible issue.

Why can’t they fight back 😡

Imran Kahn stand up

on God please help us without you we are nothing

I pray for God’s protection over those in danger, may an army of angels surround them and keep them safe.

Father please deliver us from satan

Maranatha

Faraz’s family will be the voice of God in Pakistan …coz the Most High God is with them…no evil shall befall this family…as for Faraz…he is resting with the Lord in glory🙏🙌

May his soul rest in peace, and his spirit come down to torment the person who did this evil to him in Jesus Name

praying for them

HOLT LORD PLEASE YOUR PEOPLE NEED YOUR POWER FUL HAND MAKE HER FREE A TOUR CRISTIAN PEOPLE OF THIS RELIGUOSUS

Praying

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It’s a Christian nobody cares but if it was a Muslim my my it would be CNN CBC CTV too news!!