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In this issue of the newsletter: Update: Mission report from Erbil, Iraq – Christian refugees continue to pour in Update: Christmas for Refugees program tests in Iraq successful New: Unfinished buildings used to house refugees in Iraq New: Religious Freedom Coalition adds Legislative Coordinator to work Capitol Hill Christian population has tripled in Iraqi Kurdistan […]
A first hand report from Iraq By William J. Murray, Chairman of the Religious Freedom Coalition: (Erbil, Iraq) 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 […]
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?
In this issue of the newsletter: Religious Freedom Coalition’s first children’s event in Iraq this week in preparation for larger programs / More responses from Senators and congressmen to post card campaigns / Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State caused the current refugee crisis in Europe / The blood on Hillary Clinton’s hands can’t be wiped off the hard disk of a server
“I had a 600 square meter home in Mosul. now I live in 6 square meters,” said the 74-year-old science professor who now lives in what can best be described as a booth in a church basement. For those not familiar with metric, his 6,400 square foot home was stolen by the Islamic State, and he now lives in an area of about 64 square feet. He was not exaggerating. He had photos of his home with the Arabic letter “nun” painted on it, and over the door written “Property of the Islamic State.”
The Christmas for Refugees program that was so successful last year is being expanded. As of now, the plans are for 1,000 Christmas dinners to be served to Christian refugee children in Jordan and 1,000 more to children in Lebanon. Each child will take home to their family a box of staple foods valued at about $30 to $35. The ministry we coordinate with in Lebanon says they can easily expand the program to 1,500 or even 2,000 children — if we can raise the funds. Please pray that we can reach as many children as possible.
In this issue: Thousands contact Congress, say “NO!” to funding Islamic fighters / Saudi Arabia helps fight ISIL by torturing Christians / Background on disastrous U.S. intervention in Middle East / RFC works to help desperate Christian refugees / The Moscow Mission Report: William Murray speaks at two international conferences, says United States and Russia need to put aside differences and work together to defend against radical Islam / Murray pleads with conferees for more help for Christian refugees.
IN THIS ISSUE: Aid program to Christian refugees: Container delivered / More aid to Lebanon as Christmas for Refugees program expands / Jihad against America – From 9-11 to the Islamic State (ISIL) / White House blames Syrian president for build up of Islamic forces in Iraq – YES IRAQ / No mention of God at Flight 95 National Memorial / The “hijacked religion of peace” strikes again
In this issue: Son of missionary David Ortiz serving in IDF in Gaza Strip / Christian IDF member killed in Gaza / Russia and the persecuted Christians of the Middle East / William J. Murray to speak at two major conferences in Russia / Christmas for Refugees and Russia / France to accept Iraqi Christian Refugees
In this issue: Christian history being erased in Syria by “rebels” / Our tax dollars go to Pakistan, where courts sentence Christians to death for blasphemy / GOP establishment lost in a time warp / The politics of inflation numbers
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