Christian Genocide Collides with Georgetown Fantasies

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Shah’s overly-optimistic appeal for Mideast Christians and Muslims to unite upon the basis of individual human dignity reflects Islamophile sentiments all-too prevalent at Georgetown. Guided in particular by the university’s Saudi-funded Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding (ACMCU), Georgetown faculty and deceptive events regularly dismiss concerns about Islam as “Islamophobia.”

RFC's Virtual Server Company Hit By Multiple Attacks

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The Religious Freedom Coalition's website is supported by a virtual server company called Linode. Over the past ten days, Linode’s servers have received numerous attacks leaving multiple U.S. and UK customers without working websites.

Ex-atheist Spends Christmas Feeding Christian Refugee Kids

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His mother was once America’s most famous atheist. He grew up a Marxist and an unbeliever, a product of his dysfunctional family. But as an adult, William J. Murray, son of Madalyn Murray O’Hair, found God, and today the former atheist spends his Christmases helping feed Christian refugee children in the Middle East.

Another large Christmas event held in Iraq

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More that 600 children attended Christmas for Refugee events in the Kurdish area of northern Iraq. The Gospel is clearly defined at the same time children are entertained and fed. Sadly only 300 of over 2,000 children in one displaced persons center were able to attend because of a lack of space.

Chairman's Report for December 24, 2015

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In this issue: Christmas dinners for Christian refugees held in Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq / Christmas program began in Lebanon early, as record number served / Live Nativity scene brings the Gospel story to the steps of Supreme Court / Obama Administration does not check on religion of immigrants from Syria

First Christmas for Refugee event held in Lebanon

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The smiles of the faces of the children say it all: The first Christmas for Refugees event of 2015 was a hit! The first event was held in church in Mount Lebanon Governorate north of Beirut. Each of the Christmas events will be attended by 50 to 150 refugee children. A total of 60 children participated in the first.

Bennetta Betbadal, Christian Victim Of San Bernardino Muslim Killers

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Bennetta believed she could live peacefully in America without fear of Islamic persecution and terror, but Muslim terrorists now strike at will everywhere in the world, including the United States. In the once pleasant community of San Bernardino, Islamic terror found her and took her life.

RFC Chairman Participates in Live Nativity

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Religious Freedom Coalition chairman William J. Murray participated in a live Nativity sponsored by Faith and Action on the steps of the Supreme Court and at the Capitol Building. He and other leaders in the Washington faith community read the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ aloud at several sites

Chairman's Report for December 4th, 2015

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In this issue of the newsletter: Update: Christmas for Refugees…

Thanksgiving Day 2015

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Real Meaning of Thanksgiving – Thanksgiving in America has clearly been about giving thanks to God, up until the last half of the 20th Century. The early documents of the nation, even from the Continental Congress, show the meaning of Thanksgiving as intended by the nation’s Founders as a day of reverence to God