Nigeria mission trip success as attacks continue.

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Our Easter event at the orphanage had to be cut short to move children out of the camp for safety. The orphanage is under constant threat as are all Christian institutions in the “Middle Belt.” All we can really do is show love and support by helping wherever we can.
Car the suicide bomber drove on the grounds of the church as a reminder.

Visit to a bombed church

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On Easter Sunday, I attended one of the churches that had been bombed in 2012.  That was a bad year for church bombings in Nigeria; many hundreds died and thousands were injured while in worship services at their churches.
One of the many Christian homes destroyed by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria.

The Chairman's Report for March 30, 2018

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In this issue of the newsletter Attacks by Muslim raiders near orphanage we support, Values Action Team – The Senate VAT wakes up for religious freedom,  International Religious Freedom roundtable begins at the State Department, Post Card program on HR-390 continues – Did your Senators contact you?

The Chairman's Report for March 13, 2018

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In this issue of the newsletter Meeting with our new Ambassador for International Religious Freedom, Christian refugees sent back to Iran – but rich Iranians can buy a Green Card, Our Nigerian mission continues despite new kidnappings of school girls, Diaper program expands in Iraq / Post Card program on HR-390 continues

Trump’s State Department: Iranian Christians not Welcome in USA

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Under the Trump Administration in 2017, a total of forty Iranians and their families were handed Green Cards under the EB-5 program that sells resident status for an investment. Of those, only four put up $1,000,000 and the other thirty-six, received Green Cards

The Chairman’s Report for February 16, 2018

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In this issue of the newsletter Update:  Capitol Hill – HR-390 postcard campaign restarted for 2018/ State Department may send 100 Christians back to Iran – Why? Sam Brownback is now Ambassador for International Religious Freedom/ Nigeria orphanage trip; Diaper program expanding in Iraq
William J Murray reports from the Soviet Union in 1990.

The Soviet Union: A Third World Super Power

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From a recently found archive William J. Murray reports on the real conditions in the Soviet Union in 1990. The nation was poverty stricken and unable to cut the grass around monuments to communism

Qaraqosh Diaper Distribution

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In 2017 we were able to expand our program from providing not only diapers for families with babies, but we were also able to provide much needed sanitary pads for women, and also adult diapers for the elderly and disabled. The following testimony was shared by one of our ministry partners from the February 5, 2018 diaper distribution.

Original HR-390 language must be reinstated

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The original bill had three main purposes:  First, HR-390 would give assistance for victims of genocide; Second, HR-390 demanded accountability for the perpetrators of genocide and Third, HR-390 would give Christian victims of genocide priority refugee status.

The Chairman’s Report for January 19, 2018

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In this issue of the newsletter Update: Christmas in Qaraqosh … Taking Jesus back to an ancient Christian town/ Update: Three events held rebuilt church hall that was destroyed by the Islamic State/ Update: More about our mission to the West Bank – Dinner with tortured Christians/ New: Can we do more in northern Nigeria to help persecuted Christians?