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When the world came to a halt due to COVID-19, many Christians faced an uncertain future.
As food shortages and health crises grew, many members of our persecuted family were cut off from government aid and the resources they needed. Christians who turned to the government for help were sent away empty-handed. In some instances, Christians were asked to convert to Islam to receive aid.
"During the last two months, I was rejected at two food aid distributions for being a Christian," Kausar Bibi, a believer in Pakistan, told ICC in May.
In response to reports like these, ICC launched the COVID-19 Crisis fund. Through this initiative, ICC has raised $327,316 and served over 27,000 persecuted Christians from 11 countries around the world.
"This aid comes as a miracle for my family," Bibi told ICC after receiving a desperately needed food package. "My kids will enjoy the food for the next few weeks. We hope we will soon be able to earn an income and feed them. God bless you." Learn more: bit.ly/2KLCF2K
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A Vietnamese Catholic activist, who protested the Nghe An police harassment of students organizing religious activities and was arrested, has arrived in the U.S. and is seeking political asylum.
Vietnamese Catholic Activist Arrived in the U.S. for Asylum | Persecution
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11/26/2020 Vietnam (International Christian Concern) – A Vietnamese Catholic activist, who joined to protest the Nghe An police harassment of …
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I think he went to the wrong country for assylum.
Exactly, I believe. Following the recent past events, Mama Tina has really pulled me through. Even if and when I don't want to acknowledge it, deep down I believe there's this bigger picture to everything. Otherwise, she wouldn't have done it.she hasn't brought me this far to leave me!
My thanks goes to mama.Tina, you are a life saver you are the reason why i want to live a thousand years on this earth, Because you brought my lover back to me that was the light of my world back to me in a time i couldnt believe it to happen. I confess to the whole world that you are great and you are capable of bringing back lost love. Contact Dr mama Tina,on:WhatsApp/call:+27673788758 In case you are out there suching for divine and ultimate help
Grace Prayer House, a church affiliated with the Indian Pentecostal Church, in India’s Tamil Nadu state was forced to close earlier this month after local officials demanded the pastor stop conducting worship services.
House Church in Southern India Illegally Ordered to Close | Persecution
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11/26/2020 India (International Christian Concern) – Grace Prayer House, a church affiliated with the Indian Pentecostal Church, in India’s Tamil …
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After their son experienced a miraculous healing at the hands of Jesus, Bassam and his wife turned from their fundamentalist Muslim background and placed their trust in Christ. However, life’s troubles did not stop there. Bassam and his family began receiving death threats, prompting them to flee their home.
In response, we stepped in to provide Bassam with a taxi business so that he could continue providing for his family with dignity. He expressed, "We prayed to God, but the answer exceeded our expectations. I wasn’t prepared for such [a] big blessing."
It is our privilege to serve as the bridge between you and our persecuted brothers and sisters. On this Giving Tuesday, thank you for considering believers like Bassam in their time of need. Click here to learn more about how you can give today: www.persecution.org/christmas/
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Amen, hopefully new souls will become followers of JESUS 🙏
Amen God Amen ❤️❤️♥️
Amen God Amen ❤️❤️❤️
We are so grateful that you have considered donating to International Christian Concern today for Giving Tuesday!
In the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, we are humbled that you have taken a moment to pause and pay it forward. To learn about the countless ways you can support our suffering family, from vocational training to Gospel broadcasts to food aid, visit: bit.ly/2zoDSHw.
It is our promise to use every donation effectively, ethically, and efficiently in order to best serve our persecuted brothers and sisters. May God bless you as you bless those in need!
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