An ICC team joined a worship service last Thursday with dozens of believers from Iran who were forced to abandon their homes because of their faith. Their stories of overcoming arrests, death threats, and hatred were incredibly inspiring, as was their enduring faith even in exile. These believers now face an uncertain future. Unable to legally work as refugees, they trust and hope in God for their basic needs to be met, even as they hope to one day be resettled in a nation where they can begin life again, free to worship without fear.
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China brokered a deal for Iran and Saudi Arabia to normalize relations, ending years of proxy conflicts in the Middle East. But it's concerning because these countries are among the worst persecutors of religious minorities, including Christians...
www.persecution.org/2023/03/22/restoring-relations-between-iran-and-saudi-arabia/
Evil will never thrive.... May God destroy their Evil intentions...👎🏼
Farzad was raised by his aunt, whose husband was an opium addict. Eventually, he became one too.
Read the rest of Farzad's story in "Journeys" to find out how the Lord transformed the life of an opium addict just in time.
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