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Pastor Peter, a Kenyan preacher living in Nairobi, has been taking trips to serve Christians in Ethiopia for seven years now.
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"Their entire village region was ravaged by hate-filled actions. Every house was burned to the ground. Those who didn’t lose their fathers lost a brother. Those who didn’t lose a brother lost their husband."
The Persecuted: An Inside Look at Social Injustice in India — Part 1 | Persecution
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A group of seven women in Southern India come together to talk, to cry, and to pray. They come together as Christians, they mourn together as women whose husbands were murdered right in front of their…
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Eyes welling with emotion, John began with the first incident that occurred on September 8, 2017. He said, “On the eighth of September, 2017, at midnight, my parents and 18 kinsmen were murdered. We had a mass burial for them.”
Nigeria’s Scattered Flock: John Bulus | Persecution
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Ancha village of Plateau State, Nigeria was teeming with all kinds of life. The land is fertile for the agrarian community, supplied with water from local streams and lakes.
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How sad may they all RIP.
Lord have mercy
PRAYING
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We can only pray for this helpless people, the mighty nations are not interested in their plight. For UN only Palestinian, Rohingyas and Kashmiri issues matter. The Islamic nations ensure their brethren 's problems are UN's prority, Christians can die for all they care.
The Nigerian government should be helping its citizens disregards of their religions!!! Otherwise they are just a useless piece of shit without law😤😤😤
For believers around the world, the Bible has transformed their lives in miraculous ways. We want to hear how it has transformed yours!
Perhaps it has restored "joy" back to your heart. Maybe you have leaned on the Word for "peace" in the midst of life’s storms. Maybe you have learned the sometimes difficult lesson of "forgiveness" through the ultimate example of the Gospel.
Unfortunately, many persecuted believers around the world do not have access to the written Word of God. Therefore, we are committed to providing Bibles to persecuted communities in a form that is accessible to them. For more information and to learn how you can get involved, visit: bit.ly/2TS0PPz
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A VERY STRONG FAITH IN VERY HARD TIMES XXXX
Pulled up from the dirt of Sin to a new life with Unconditional love.😊
Is the only hope and strength in life
Hope!
PEACE
Contentment
Love
Timely
Hope.
Trust
Liberated
Renewal
Joy
Hungry
I was a foster child, no real guidance from any adult. I did not know how to do or be anything. The Bible and its principles kept me from giving in to all the temptations there are in life. I had children and was an absent father home. Keeping with my simple guide book, my adult children turned out great in my opinion, considering. I was a mom who stayed home. A mom who came home from work. A mom who, in spite of a mental illness and bad background, had one chance encounter with a man who took time to reach out to me, chose a different, hard, lonely but rewarding path. I would like to give him credit too because with out him, I may have not been here today. He showed what Gods love is. Everyone needs to know how important they are to others.
Police claim that Akash committed suicide. But according to his family, the signs of torture marred 18-year-old Akash’s back and neck.
Pakistani Christian Family Claims Their Son’s Murder is Being Covered Up | Persecution
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11/14/2019 Pakistan (International Christian Concern) – The family of Akash Masih, an 18-year-old Christian who worked at Aman Bakery in …
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In India, converts from Hinduism to Christianity are the victims of some of the most severe persecution. Sometimes the persecution takes form in the denial of education and job opportunities. Other times, converts are driven from their homes denied access to public services, like clean water. In the most extreme cases, they are physically attacked, or killed. Often, when they seek legal justice, they are arrested and imprisoned on false charges.
ICC sees the enormity and complexity of the persecution facing our Christian family in India. We understand that no single project or strategy will be adequate. In response, we approach this issue from many angles and will continue to.
Some of the ways that we serve our persecuted family in India are medical care, food aid, legal assistance, vocational training, educational assistance, Bible distributions, Gospel broadcasting, evangelism support, and more! If you are interested in supporting these efforts, visit bit.ly/2UdsJ5L to give today.
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