The extermination of Christians is being executed on a global scale.
Our urgent deadline to defend them is midnight, but we need you.
ISIS beheads Christian kids. It barbarically burns Christian girls alive. It stones and crucifies others. It bombed churches as Christians worshiped on Palm Sunday in Egypt. Syria's Christians - 66% decimated. Iraq's Christians - 82% destroyed or displaced.It makes my blood boil. It makes my heart ache. If we don't act, more Christians will die. Jay Seukulow
How
can we act? We must pray for those who are left behind. We must pray
for those who are in prison, we must remember their suffering. SB
From the Voice of Martyrs
On March 25, a Buddhist monk led a group of about 50 people into a
church and demanded that the Christians cease worship activities. When
police arrived, they scolded the Christians for disturbing the peace and
ordered the pastor to go to the station for an interview. Pastor
“Ishara” visited the police station twice but never met the officer in
charge. A week later, the pastor, who had led worship in the area for 17
years, received a letter stating that his church must register with the
government. When he again visited the police station, he was met by a
mob of about 200 people. Police demanded that he immediately stop all
religious activities, warning him that he would face severe consequences
if he failed to comply. Police subsequently charged Pastor Ishara with
disturbing the peace, and villagers have attacked him on several
occasions, throwing rocks at his house. Pray for Pastor Ishara’s
strength and peace during these difficulties, and pray that he will find
favor with the government so his church can continue to worship.
“Kamea,” a single mother of three children, is starting over in a new village after being evicted from her home because of her Christian faith. She was led to Christ through her 18-year-old son, who became a Christian while working in a large city for a year.
https://www.persecution.com/public/newsroom.aspx?story_ID==383234
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