Obama on Christian refugees: No, thanks

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By William J. Murray: This year Obama’s so-called Justice…

Heavy Rain & Islamic Terrorism Descend On Amman, Jordan

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The Religious Freedom Coalition’s Christmas For Refugees program stores food in a warehouse in Amman and we’re still waiting word from our sources there if the warehouse has been flooded or destroyed by the rain.

Chairman's Report for October 23rd

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In this issue of the newsletter: New:       Christmas for…

Chairman's Report for October 2nd, 2015

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In this issue of the newsletter: Update:  Mission report from…

The plight of displaced Iraqi Christians who fled to Kurdish areas

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A first hand report from Iraq By William J. Murray, Chairman…

For the sake of Christians in the Middle East, a papal wake-up call

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By George J. Marlin, chairman of Aid to the Church in Need U.S.A: ON…

My Time With ISIS-fleeing Christians

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Dozens of skeletons of large multi-story buildings rising above the streets in Ankawa and Erbil, Iraq, are now home to Christians fleeing the Islamic State. Not so long ago construction was booming in the Erbil area, which was declared the No. 1 tourist destination in the Middle East in 2014. Then suddenly, the Islamic State captured…

Christians In Syria Struggle To Survive Amid Terrors

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In a country where the Islamic State (IS) is carving out a caliphate with atrocities committed against those who don’t swear allegiance to it, it is a high-stakes question. In an unnamed village outside Aleppo, according to Christian Aid Mission, which assists indigenous Christian workers in their native countries, Islamic State militants on Aug. 28 crucified four Christians, including a 12-year-old boy, and beheaded eight others in separate executions. The boy was the son of a Syrian ministry team leader who had planted nine churches.

RFC Participates in Values Voter Summit 2015

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On September 24th-26th, 2015, the Religious Freedom Coalition…

Stop support for terrorists in Syria

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The Syrian Arab Army is the main “boots on the ground” force fighting ISIS. (Kurdish militias also opposing ISIS in northern Syria are being bombed by our Turkish “ally.”) As observed by Robert Merry of The National Interest, “if the Islamic State [ISIS] is our enemy, then Syria’s Bashar al-Assad is not.” Why isn’t that obvious to more people in Washington?