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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
In this issue: Senator John McCain verbally attacks Syrian clergy visiting the Capitol to plea for help – this after he had traveled to Syria promoting the civil war there. Senator McCain and Secretary John Kerry travel to Kiev to encourage the mobs which have forced out a democratically elected government there. Why do President Obama and the Western media hate Russia so much? Also, the Religious Freedom Coalition makes specific plans to help Christian refugees in the Middle East.
In This Issue: In February the Religious Freedom Coalition has been a part of several major Capitol Hill events which presented news from the Middle East that the Obama Administration and many in Congress do not want to hear. Chairman Murray met with the Syrian church leaders which Senator McCain later cursed during a congressional meeting.
We made a difficult day special – On Monday, December 16 the Christmas for Refugees dinner for Christian refugee children was held in Jordan despite deep snow and lack of power. A last minute location change and splitting the event date saved us from disaster!
Making that special day even more special – Our first ever Christmas meal for refugee children from Iraq and Syria will be held in Amman, Jordan this December. More than 950 children from different families will receive a traditional Arabic Christmas dinner and a “joy bag” of food stuffs to take back to their homes in the tents of the refugee camps.
In this issue: Obama created the Syrian terrorist nightmare / Obama Army attacks “Healthy white, Christian heterosexual men” / Leading economic conservative attacks Senator Ted Cruz / Congressman Allen West on anti-Christian army / Sudan: Bulldozing churches for Muslim businessmen / Syria: Location of kidnapped bishops known / Egyptian newspaper exposes Muslim Brotherhood in the USA / Iran: Christians whipped for taking communion wine
In this issue: Obama created Syrian nightmare / Obama Army exposed for smearing Christian groups / Pro-gay agenda activist takes over Homeland Security / Senators demand response to persecution of Christians / Congressman wants abortion coverage disclosed / World Council of Churches ignores persecuted Christians / International Religious Freedom Day ignored? / In Yemen, Muslim father burns teen daughter to death / in Kenya, Muslims murder pastors / In Nigeria, Police in norther states enforce Sharia on Christians / In Syria, Christians turn to Russia for help/ CLIP OF TERROR ATTACK ON LIVE NEWS PROGRAM
In this issue: Obama backs down / Anti-Semite appointed to religious freedom body / No White House comment on Syria joining weapons ban / Congressman speaks at Benghazi rally / Congressmen stand for our “First Freedom” / “Million” Muslim march on 9-11 / Syria: video of street battle raging in a Christian village / Philippines: “Rebels” take Christian town / Syria: U.S. military admits rebels had Sarin gas / Morocco: Another Christian jailed for faith
In this issue: Syrian Christians tell Obama “Don’t attack us” / Obama helping Al-Qaeda says expert / Obama’s gay Army / Senator tells Obama: Don’t help terrorists in Syria / US to send ancient Jewish books to Iraq / A Muslim America? / Syria: “Rebels” used poison gas / Iraq: Mass jihad murder in Baghdad / Sudan: Airlift to save Christians / Denmark: Former imam says mosques are all extremist
In this issue: A report on the car bombings against Christians over two years in the Christian majority city of Jaramana, Syria / Several congressmen introduce resolution asking for protection of Egyptian Christians / Congressmen defend the right of legislators to pray at meetings / Florida public school textbooks trash Christianity and call Mohammed “God’s Messenger”
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