01/15/2021 India (International Christian Concern) – In November 2018, International Christian Concern (ICC) launched an ambitious campaign to help bring the Gospel to India’s rural and unreached communities.
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Last year was supposed to bring new opportunities for Jana, an eight-year-old participant in ICC’s child sponsorship program.
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Since 2012, Christian communities throughout Nigeria’s Benue State have suffered at the hands of Fulani militants.
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In recent years, ICC has financially supported a ministry program in the Middle East that specifically reaches out to college students with the Gospel.
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The beginning of 2020 was full of fear and uncertainty for Grace James, but not because of COVID-19.
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Charles woke up in disorienting darkness to a throbbing pain splintering through his entire body. The chatter from his father, uncles, and imam were a muted whisper.
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Last summer, following a string of threats, a church in southern India was set on fire. The entire roof was burned down, as well as furniture, musical instruments, and…
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When Pastor A Dao walked through the doors of his home after spending four years behind bars, he found the house abandoned and in disrepair.
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In a recent episode of ICC’s podcast, Into the Deep, Jeff King interviewed retired 17-term congressman, Frank Wolf.
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Congregants at the Muyang Church in Hubei were alarmed when Chinese authorities suddenly showed up at their church to install facial recognition and fingerprint scanners in the building.
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Religious scholars and imams were some of the first to be detained [by the government]. Even mothers of young children have been taken without warning.
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Following the August 4 explosion in Beruit, thousands of Christians are attempting to leave the country, a trend which mirrors many other countries across the region. As Christians, particularly those with upward mobility opportunities, leave Beruit and the surrounding areas, the future state of the church seems unclear.
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01/21/2021 Lebanon (International Christian Concern) – Following the August 4 explosion in Beruit, thousands of Christians are attempting to leave the …
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Myanmar: Many parts of the Kachin State are haunted by the decades-long civil war. n these places, Majority-Christian Internally Displaced People (IDPs) have been living in terrible conditions and many struggling churches bear the responsibility to care for them. Christians in Myanmar are ready for change. The winning party of the last election brings hope for many believers across the country.
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01/19/2021 Myanmar (International Christian Concern) –Many parts of the Kachin State are haunted by the decades-long civil war.
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This week, prior to the swearing in of President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo released a statement condemning the actions taken by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against China’s Muslim Uyghurs as a genocide.
"ICC welcomes the designation of the Uyghur genocide by the State Department. The atrocities done to the ethnic Uyghurs by the Chinese Communist Party can no longer be ignored nor tolerated. China’s systematic oppression of Uyghurs is deplorable and must be stopped." Said Gina Goh, ICC’s Regional Manager for Southeast Asia, in response to the designation.
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01/21/2021 United States (International Christian Concern) – This week, prior to the swearing in of President Joe Biden, Secretary of …
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Biden will probably say : “Let’s not be judgmental about other cultures’ education systems” . . .
It’s true Biden already trying to destroy us and he’s not even the real president.
Revelations 17
Joel 1
Don’t let them steal your joy keep your focus on the Lord
it is not about the left
it is not about the right
it is about the narrow path that shows the true light
Focus on God
ICC, are you echoing Adrian Zenz’s Xinjiang report of 'genocide' ?
On December 15, 2020, 750 Ethiopian church members died trying to defend the Ark from armed soldiers until finally they broke through. According to Europe External Programme with Africa (EEPA), the soldiers wanted to steal the Ark of the Covenant and place it in the capital of Ethiopia.
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The conflict between the Ethiopian federal troops and the allied Amhara militia fighting the Tigray People’s Liberation Front has plagued Tigray’s northern region, home to many churches an…
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The reporter shoud confirmed the information from different sources other wise it may be onesided.
It might not be the real ark but 750 people killed is not fake news. That's what should matter.
rest in peace eternal martyts in christ
Ark of the covenant still hidden in land of Israel….
Wow!
Wrong information!
While sad, I’m pretty certain they didn’t have the actual article.
And the world is silent. All part of population control?
Hard to confirm but there probably has been something of the sort. Civilians are being killed in this 'war' and some probably did try to defend their Holy treasures. It seems Ethiopia is led by people who don't care for the majority. It is probably a precursor to Islamicisation. The Christians of Eritrea which was once part of Ethiopia are suffering terribly now.
Ark of the Covenant?..Ron Wyatt has told something different !!
No no no! This is not true. where did you get this?????
This is so sad!
Just curious…did they succeed stealing it?
You become part of FakeNews. Sad.
Last year was supposed to bring new opportunities for Jana, an eight-year-old participant in ICC’s child sponsorship program. Her family moved into their own home and her father, a day laborer, moved to Cairo for work, but was able to regularly commute back and forth. Life was looking up.
Then, the pandemic struck and everything changed as Egypt locked down. The tumultuous situation thrust Jana into new responsibilities as her family struggled to adapt. Suddenly, eight-year-old Jana did not have the luxury of being a child anymore. On top of the lockdown, the family welcomed a baby boy into the family last year, whose life was cut tragically short due to medical complications.
Making matters worse, Jana and her younger sister were also sick and anemic, as they were struggling with parasites. The family was completely overstretched and medical help was not an option, due to the economic strain of the pandemic.
Although her family had no income for many months last year, Jana did not go hungry thanks to her involvement in Hope House. When she began suffering from parasites, our team brought her to a doctor.
Persecution and COVID-19 have brought extremely difficult circumstances to Egypt’s Christian children, forcing them to mature faster than their age. But through Hope House, your support has given them breathing space to simply exist as children. Read more: bit.ly/3iAa3tD
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