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Fervent · Oct 4, 2024

I think the trouble is trying to draw direct doctrinal content out of a doxology...because Paul's focus is on God's praiseworthiness, he wrote in a way that considers things on an eternal basis and there's no reason to muddy it up by talking about human responsibilities in the matter. It's about what God has done and continues to do, because there is nothing that is outside of God's hands not even human choices. Taking that out and trying to create a systematic understanding of how salvation works is bound to create problems, because ultimately salvation is a mystery beyond understanding. In some way God chooses each individual believer, but that doesn't mean His choice invalidates the authenticity of our choosing Him. When praising God, we only need consider God's side of the equation and not our own.

Maria Billingsley · Oct 4, 2024

Tomix287 said:
Don't get me wrong, my dad just annoys me.
Well, I think my dad hates me because I'm "different" from birth, I guess. But let's get to the point. Often my dad either takes my things as a punishment which [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse]es me off or complains about how bad everything is at home!. Yesterday he took my computer power supply because I said I didn't want to study. And yesterday I prayed for something to happen to him, for example: That he would get hit by a car, that someone would attack him, and generally that I would never see him again.

Welcome to CF. You sound young and in a typical friction with your father. While your feelings towards your father are most definitely concerning that being said, it's probably not that unusual. Your best solution is obedience! Remember, your father loves you even though it does not seem like it. He is charged with raising you to be the best man you deserve to be. It's a really hard job when their child is not willing to listen. So try something different. Obey. You will see a change in your feelings towards him and his attitude towards you. This is why God commands us to love and obey our parents, to make your life easier!
Be blessed.

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Jerry N. · Oct 4, 2024

The text we use for the Seder comes from Messianic Jews in Israel. We looked at other texts, but this text nicely shows the importance of Christ’s death and resurrection along with the Exodus. It also contains interesting commentary on the history of the Seder. I understand that Messianic Christians in America and England celebrate the Passover in different ways. God bless them all. Unfortunately, I don’t have an electronic copy, and the Messianic Rabbi that gave us the text can no longer be contacted. Sorry for the spelling error. It should have been “matzah.” By the way, we also celebrate Easter. The Easter Bunny is not part of it, but colored eggs are nice.

totallylovedbygod · Oct 4, 2024

"Remember those who are in
prison, as though in prison with
them, and those who are mistreated,
since you also are in the body."
~ Hebrews 13:3 ESV

International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church | Sunday, November 3 | Download the church resources at www.idop.ca | Remember Her | Genesis 16:13

This year's International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP) will be held on Sunday, November 3rd. We invite you to set some time aside on this day to prayerfully remember our Christian brothers and sisters around the world who share our faith but not our freedom. A full resource kit is available for free download to help you and your church pray more effectively. It includes a three-minute video, bulletin inserts, children's resources, sermon outlines, and more!
This year's theme is Remember Her. While all followers of Jesus can suffer for their faith, the various forms of persecution that Christian women face often look different than those encountered by Christian men. For women and girls, persecution is often complex, hidden and violent. It can be characterized by sexual violence and forced marriage, as well as by insidious, invisible abuse behind closed doors.
Let's pray for the members of our global family in Christ who are living with immense pressure due to their faith, and remember our Christian sisters in particular for the hidden persecutions they endure. For more information, visit IDOP Canada at IDOP.ca. To download the resource kit, visit VOMCanada.com/idop-resources.

PRAYER & PRAISE REPORTS

PAKISTAN: Kidnapped Teen Forcibly Converted to Islam and Married

Sources: Morning Star News, ECSPE

A sad girl is in a dark room with a bit of light shining on her face.

Pray for the safety of girls in Pakistan.

A 16-year-old Christian girl in Jaranwala, Punjab, was kidnapped on September 12th before being forced to convert to Islam and marry one of her captors. On the day of the attack, Diya Iftikhar was at home with her four sisters. The family's neighbours state that they saw three armed men force Diya into a white Suzuki van, which then sped away. The men have since been identified as Ghazaal Jutt, Afzal Jutt and Ramzan Jutt.
Although Diya's parents reported the crime to the police immediately, any actions of response made by local officials have been delayed. Since the three abductors are reputed to be hostile towards Christians, the parents are not only concerned for Diya's safety but also that of their other family members. (These same three men were known perpetrators in the Jaranwala riots during August 2023. To review a previously posted report on this massive rioting incident, go to this page.)
On September 16th, four days after the kidnapping, the family received a video message from Diya via WhatsApp in which she claimed to have voluntarily converted to Islam and married Ghazaal Jutt of her own free will. However, the teenage girl's parents are convinced that their daughter was coerced into recording the video message. Additionally, Diya's mother states that the young woman "detested Ghazaal," for he and his friends had regularly harassed her.
This past summer, a legislative bill that deems it illegal for Christians in Pakistan to marry before the age of 18 was officially passed. One of the primary purposes of this bill is to prevent coercive marriages involving minors from taking place. However, this law is not applicable if a Christian minor converts to Islam prior to marriage. A further provincial law, which will raise the age of marriage for all people in Punjab, is presently pending. But until that law is passed, the legal age for Muslim girls remains at 16.
Unofficial statistics suggest that as many as 1,000 girls are victims of forced conversions and marriages each year in Pakistan. To review other previously published prayer alert reports concerning the suffering of Christian women and girls in this South Asian nation, go to our country profile.
Please remember Diya in your prayers during the days to come, specifically interceding for her need of protection, strength and comfort – physically, spiritually and emotionally – as she deals with this terrible situation. Also prayerfully uphold Diya's family members as they desperately seek legal justice on her behalf. May the Pakistani authorities work diligently to return this precious teenage girl to her concerned family and ensure the perpetrators responsible for committing these crimes are duly held accountable.

IRAN: Imprisoned Christians Released!

Sources: Article18, AsiaNews, Middle East Concern, Open Doors UK

Anooshavan Avedian & Mehdi Yasser Akbari

Pastor Anooshavan Avedian and Mehdi "Yasser" Akbari
Photos: Article 18

With thankfulness to God for His faithfulness, we are pleased to announce that the following two believers, both of whom were imprisoned for their faith in Iran, have been released during recent days:
Pastor Anooshavan Avedian was arrested in 2020 and charged with spreading "propaganda contrary to and disturbing to the holy religion of Islam." In 2022, an Iranian court convicted and sentenced him to ten years in prison. The pastor officially began serving his sentence in the notorious Evin Prison as of September 18th, 2023.
On September 24th of this year, an appeals court acquitted Pastor Anooshavan of all charges and ordered that he be released from prison. Upon his release, the Christian leader was reported as being excited and glad. He was also deeply relieved to learn that everyone in his family had been doing well. For background reports published by VOMC regarding Pastor Anooshavan's case, go to this page.
Mehdi "Yasser" Akbari, a single parent of a disabled son, was arrested in 2019 on charges of "acting against national security" – a common accusation used against Iranian Christians. After being sentenced to ten years in prison, Yasser had been taken into custody and his son was sent to a facility where he sadly passed away in 2021. Despite Yasser's pleas to the authorities, he was not allowed to be present for his son's burial. See more details about this heartrending situation.
After Yasser had served more than four years in prison, judicial officials of the country's Supreme Court agreed to hear his case in April 2024. As a result of this most recent hearing, the Christian man's sentence was reduced to four years and five months. On September 29th, Yasser had finally received permission to leave the prison as a free man! Just outside of the Evin Prison facility, his elated family members joyfully greeted him. Joining in this momentous event was Mehdi Rokhparvar, a fellow Iranian believer who had formerly been imprisoned because of his faith but released last year.
Praise God that these imprisoned believers have been released from custody! Pray that the court officials will likewise respond impartially when hearing the cases of other innocent Christians who are serving time in various prisons across this Middle Eastern nation. May these presently incarcerated followers of Jesus be safely released as well. In general, please continue to pray for the ongoing ministry of all our Iranian brothers and sisters in Christ as they courageously reach out to those around them with God's love – seizing opportunities to speak of the blessed hope and joyous spiritual freedom that are readily available through faith in Jesus.

Yusuphhai · Oct 4, 2024

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF JEWS FROM EGYPT

This site is designed to gather, and provide historical and current information on the Jews From Egypt, one of the most ancient established societies in the world. We will attempt to cover the period from Joseph Saadia el Fayoumi (Saadia Gaon) to the present day.

hsje.org

Always in His Presence · Oct 4, 2024

Impeachment number one wrote the book on mistruths and innuendos.

Bradskii · Oct 4, 2024

hislegacy said:
Kamala support and deciding vote for the bill caused inflation just like they were warned it would. And they have been fighting it ever since.

From here: Rising inflation is a global problem: U.S. policy choices are not to blame

'Rather than the specific policies of the Biden administration driving inflation, the roots of today’s inflation are a more complicated cocktail of other forces: from the spike in raw material, energy, and commodities prices due in large part to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, to lingering supply chain disruptions and distorted consumer demand patterns stemming from the pandemic. These shocks and their unexpectedly large ripple effects are the global explanation for rising inflation.'

Key takeaways:

An international comparison among OECD countries shows that rising inflation is a global phenomenon, not unique to the United States.
This fact argues strongly that high inflation in the U.S. has not been driven by any unique American policy—not the American Rescue Plan and other generous fiscal relief during the pandemic recession and recovery nor anything else U.S.-centric.
Some have argued that the global rise of inflation means that many countries— including the U.S.—overstimulated their economies and generated excess aggregate demand. But this explanation is not supported by the data. The countries with larger declines in unemployment over the past 18 months have not seen larger inflation spikes.

Joseph G · Oct 4, 2024

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Midwestern Loner · Oct 4, 2024

I like to keep things simple, here’s how I think in regards to your question:

- thoughts in your head can tell you untruths, believe in His truth
- Feelings can lie to you

Trusting in Him is knowing His word and knowing He will do what He says He will do.

- all fall short ~ it’s a mini quote of scripture but it’s telling you that you will never be perfect or do perfect
- I will never leave you nor forsake you ~ it’s telling you that if you believe in Him, then He walks with you through life’s good and bad, you may stumble and even fail, but He’s always with you
- the Father and Son are one ~ again mini quote telling you that God knows what it’s like to be human because He was here and gave His life for all of us.
- there will be no condemnation ~ your sins are forgiven

On a personal note don’t over question the Bible.
Just keep it simple and live in truth

RileyG · Oct 4, 2024

Michie said:
Thanks be to God!

Hopefully, the small issue I have will be sorted out soon.

Midwestern Loner · Oct 4, 2024

Look into this tiny book, Right & Wrong Thinking, Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin. While I’m not a fan of his ministry I did get usable advice from this book.

Here’s a copy of the book review:
Renew Your Mind What you believe is the result of your thinking. If you think wrong, you will believe wrong. But meditation in the Word of God will straighten out your thinking In Right & Wrong Thinking, Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin explores the Scriptures and reveals how you can: - Tap into the powerful connection of thinking, believing, and confessing. - Renew your mind and line up your thinking with the Word of God. - Learn to distinguish the source of your thoughts. - Make the right confession and defeat the devil every time. - Follow scriptural steps to walk in victory in every area of life Chapters include: - Right and Wrong Thinking - Right and Wrong Believing - Right and Wrong Confessing

Christsfreeservant · Oct 4, 2024

John 9:1-11 ESV

As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” Jesus answered, “It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him. We must work the works of him who sent me while it is day; night is coming, when no one can work. As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.” Having said these things, he spit on the ground and made mud with the saliva. Then he anointed the man's eyes with the mud and said to him, “Go, wash in the pool of Siloam” (which means Sent). So he went and washed and came back seeing.

The neighbors and those who had seen him before as a beggar were saying, “Is this not the man who used to sit and beg?” Some said, “It is he.” Others said, “No, but he is like him.” He kept saying, “I am the man.” So they said to him, “Then how were your eyes opened?” He answered, “The man called Jesus made mud and anointed my eyes and said to me, ‘Go to Siloam and wash.’ So I went and washed and received my sight.”

I love this story! Don’t you? Now, you know Jesus was not saying that the man’s parents never sinned, but that the man’s blindness was not caused by his or by his parents’ sins. Now I thought about how the man could have sinned prior to being born blind, if that were possible, but then I decided that was beyond me and so I skipped over that part other than to point out that we humans have all sinned and we all come up short of attaining God’s divine approval and acceptance. For we can never be good enough in our flesh.

But as I thought about Jesus’ words and how he said that the reason this man was born blind was so that the works of God might be displayed in him, I was encouraged by that. For if you think of all the things that have happened in your life or in the lives of people you love and care for, some people have gone through so much that it is hard to imagine how any of them came out sane and whole. But I love it that God can take the impossible situations of our lives and he can turn them around for good.

And then I love what Jesus said in his next words. For people are dying every day. I have lost people who I loved to death, and I know I will probably lose more, or I could be the next one to die. Not one of us knows if we have tomorrow. So, while there is still time, and while we still have the breath of life in us, if we are believers in Jesus Christ, we must be doing the works of God while we still have today. And we must be doing the kinds of things Jesus did, and we must speak the words that he spoke, and we must be sharing with people the truth of the gospel while there is still time.

So, what is the truth of the gospel? In a nutshell it is that Jesus died on that cross and was raised from the dead in order that we might die with him to sin and live to him and to his righteousness (1 Peter 2:24). For Jesus died to free us from our slavery to sin and to empower us to live godly and holy lives pleasing to him. But if we choose not to obey the Lord, and if we choose to continue living in deliberate and habitual sin against God and against other humans, then we need to know that heaven does not await us.

[Matt 7:21-23; Matt 24:9-14; Lu 9:23-26; Rom 1:18-32; Rom 2:6-8; Rom 6:1-23; Rom 8:1-14,24; Rom 12:1-2; Rom 13:11; 1 Co 6:9-10,19-20; 2 Co 5:10,15,21; 1 Co 1:18; 1 Co 15:1-2; 2 Tim 1:8-9; Heb 9:28; 1 Pet 1:5; Gal 5:16-21; Gal 6:7-8; Eph 2:8-10; Eph 4:17-32; Eph 5:3-6; Col 1:21-23; Col 3:5-17; 1 Pet 2:24; Tit 2:11-14; 1 Jn 1:5-9; 1 Jn 2:3-6,24-25; 1 Jn 3:4-10; Heb 3:6,14-15; Heb 10:23-31; Heb 12:1-2; Rev 21:8,27; Rev 22:14-15]

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Christsfreeservant · Oct 3, 2024

Ring those bells
Call the congregation
We will soon
Have a jubilation

Tell the truth
And, listen to it well
Sit ye down
And listen for a spell

God has called
His people to Him now
To know Him
And at His feet to bow

Changing times
Have people in a whirl
Doubting God
At him their thoughts do hurl

Fear’s ablaze
In the hearts of many
Believing lies
Hope, they ain’t got any

God’s not dead
He hasn’t left the scene
He’s engaged
In truly everything

All is well
For He’s not left our side
When in Him
We truly do abide

He works all
According to His plan
On His Word
We truly can depend.

An Original Work / March 31, 2020

Christsfreeservant · Oct 3, 2024

Life on this earth is not simple
It comes with its cracks and its crinkles
It comes with its friends and its foes
It comes with its wonders and woes

Life certainly has ups and downs
Sometimes with a smile or a frown
Some days may be sad, others joy
Some things that will build or destroy

We never do know what will come
Or even where they will come from
Sometimes it comes left, sometimes right
Some days will be sad, some delight

No matter what comes, when or where
We are not to fear, not despair
For God has it all in command
And He’s working out His good plan

An Original Work / October 8, 2023

Ivan Hlavanda · Oct 3, 2024

Thank you for all of your advice. I really appreciate it.

Guojing · Oct 3, 2024

Reluctant Theologian said:
What intrigues me is Paul's reaction to the accusation and proposal from the Jerusalem Church leadership in Acts 21:21-26; he takes up the suggestion of James and the Elders - and executes the purification rites and offerings in the Temple, hereby demonstrating he was NOT teaching Jews living among the Gentiles to forsake Moses (stop doing the Torah).

It's a section of scripture I've never heard a sermon about. Paul clearly agrees with James at that point that teaching Jews (living anywhere) to forsake Mosaic Law would be incorrect.

This passage confirmed that, when James made the final decision at Acts 15, it was only gentile believers who were exempted from the Law of Moses and physical circumcision.

The Jews in the little flock who believed must continue to follow the Law.

Offline4Better. · Oct 3, 2024

Armchair Apologist said:
I can tell you are not a very good "Catholic" here! Your mother ought to be ashamed of you!

I see you are often speaking about churches that are "Woke" or "Liberal" but I would also caution you that a Church is not a good church simply because it is "NOT liberal" or "NOT woke!" What makes a church a GOOD church is whether they are sound on their doctrine and proclaim the same gospel that the Apostle Paul preached (Gal 1:8-9)!

This may make for good discussion on a new thread if it has not been discussed previously.

Amen to that, I agree with the fact that the church must be sound in their doctrine. Churches that focus too much on politics tend to be less sound on their doctrine compared to churches that focus on helping their local community or focus on preaching the gospel. Some churches speak a false gospel, a sermon of individuality (my party, my choice, etc) instead of a Christian doctrine. God is not to be messed around with, and a lot of churches are playing with fire of a dangerous type.

I am gonna say something as a moderate here: If a church endorses Kamala, or endorses Trump, or focuses too much on entertainment, then the church is not following the doctrine of Christ.

My parents and I used to be nondenominational until 2019 and 2022 respectively, but I like both Protestants and Catholics equally.

RileyG · Oct 3, 2024

Larniavc said:
There are no dumb questions; only dumb people. It (a gun) is less likely to be brought into the gun free zone, thus reducing the amount of gun killings.

That’s the point. Unless you think harm reduction is a bad thing but you can’t be suggesting that.

Thanks for clarifying. I obviously misunderstood.

essentialsaltes · Oct 3, 2024

Messaging platform Telegram is making some new concessions around safety and user privacy after the arrest of its founder and CEO Pavel Durov in France last month.

Telegram is making some changes in an effort to reduce criminal activity on the platform, Durov said Monday in a post on the app. Chief among them: Telegram has updated its terms of service and privacy policy to note it will hand over the IP addresses and phone numbers of users who violate its rules to authorities in response to “valid legal requests.” The platform says it will disclose all user data that is shared with law enforcement officials in quarterly transparency reports.

rturner76 · Oct 3, 2024

Beulah1$ said:
Other than giving you a shot, if the person hasn't harmed you in any way, why object to their treatment? There are a number of people I silently object to being around in any way shape or form but I'm stuck with their presence and I refuse to treat them with disrespect simply because I don't care for them. Christ calls us to love our neighbors. He doesn't make a distinction about who those neighbors might be. We're not to love their actions, but instead pray for them. As Christians, we're called to be light in a world of darkness.

Amen

RandyPNW · Oct 3, 2024

DennisF said:
A few stragglers from every northern tribe is not very significant, especially in view of the subsequent history of Greater Israel after the Assyrian deportation. They were a major population group, as Yahweh reiterated multiple times in the promises to Abraham, Isaac, and through the prophets such as Hosea. God deals in major things, not trifles.

Actually God does major in "trifles."
Zech 4.10 “Who dares despise the day of small things, since the seven eyes of the Lord that range throughout the earth will rejoice when they see the chosen capstone in the hand of Zerubbabel?”

DennisF said:
The number of Judeans who returned from babylonian captivity was about 5 % of them. (Nehemiah gives the number.) Merely repeating "Judah was restored, which included those from all 12 tribes" does not make it so. Repeating an unsupported (and unsupportable) claim does not make it true.

Of course it doesn't make it true just because I say it or believe it. It's my best guess as to what happened, based on the history I've read and based on the words of God on the subject. I have no axe to grind.

You, on the other hand, seem to have an agenda. You seem to want to prove that Britian is Israel, ie British Israelism.

DennisF said:
Who do you mean, "we"? Apparently you have not and that is what is lacking. Get a copy of the book by W.H. Bennett, The Story of Celto-Saxon Israel (ISBN 0-8187-0288-5) and refute his historic facts and arguments built on them, if you can.

If it becomes more important to me to do so I may. Right now, it isn't enough to stir the waters...

DennisF said:
If "a Jew is one who belongs to the Jewish culture" is your definition of "Jew" I do not disagree with it as far as it goes, but it is not a definition of a "Jew" but is only a description. Jewish culture came into Europe in the Middle Ages, but where Jews came from is a hot point of debate even to this day. So your "easy" description is not definitive.

I spent 10 years on a Usenet forum discussing the iron wall between Judaism and Christianity. I'm secure with my definition, as far as the Jews themselves go.

DennisF said:
You are conflating being "Jewish" with being an Israelite. No wonder this conversation is going nowhere!

Jews and Israelis are in fact interchangeable terms. If you don't understand that, I can see why your agenda keeps you from understanding this issue better.

DennisF said:
I can see that you are not only conflating language (I have said nothing about "Jews" or "British-Israelism", whatever that is) but you are not showing any interest in broadening your database of history regarding post-deportation Israel. Too bad.

It's transparent where you're coming from... As I said, I've dealt with these kinds of issues for a long time. For some strange reason, a lot of Gentiles want to be Jews!

Zech 8.23 This is what the Lord Almighty says: “In those days ten people from all languages and nations will take firm hold of one Jew by the hem of his robe and say, ‘Let us go with you, because we have heard that God is with you.’”

DennisF said:
I do not care so much what you believe; I care what is true, and you have not done anything but repeat your claim, without any significant evidence or refutation of Israelites migrating into Europe, for which the historic evidence is rather abundant. Too bad. Closed minds harbor conceits.

I share your love for demographics and history, but don't share your burden, which does not appear to me to be bible-based. So I refuse to go down rabbit holes with very little value in doing so.

I will repeat: The Israelis of the 10 northern tribes obviously went somewhere after the Assyrians carried them off captive. There is scant information on them, though there is evidence for the idea that they emerged in various places other than in Assyria, after it was conquered.

Since so little is known of them, it is likely they simply integrated in with a culture they lived in or along side. That's when they stopped being "tribes of Israel." Or, they found the Jews deported by the Romans and joined them.

At any rate, "tribes" ceased a very long time ago, and are no longer significant. The former 10 northern tribes are no longer called "Israel," while the 2 southern tribes are called "Judah." This is a search in order to find something that proves the missing ark of the covenant still exists. I jest, but I do respect your efforts to learn actual history.

timewerx · Oct 3, 2024

FireDragon76 said:
skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the US, and it's on the increase.

You can blame the sharp increase in the popularity of cycling and running (outdoor exercises) that also led to increased consumption of coffee + sugar.

I exercise outdoors but I don't take coffee breaks or any kind of food break. I eat a proper meal afterwards which means no snacking after that.

Many people who become physically active often ends up eating all the time which ironically can negate the benefits of exercise.

If autophagy is working efficiently, it can get rid of cancerous cells in the very early stages.

essentialsaltes · Oct 3, 2024

essentialsaltes said:
From a corporate office park in the Denver suburbs, podcaster Joe Oltmann spins a daily vision of America’s dark and violent future.

['Eric [Coomer] the Dominion guy' has sued Oltmann for defamation. Just in May of this year [2022], a judge ruled it could proceed and that "there was prima facie evidence that Oltmann had “spread political disinformation at Coomer’s expense.”"]

essentialsaltes said:
On Wednesday, Oltmann defended himself against the lawsuit on a podcast. "I don't write stuff on my social media that, that frankly, that I wouldn't be able to defend. I don't," he said.

The Douglas County conservative activist and podcaster who created an election rigging conspiracy theory that was repeated by former President Donald Trump's campaign is being ordered to provide evidence or pay a daily fine to the Coloradan he accused of fixing the 2020 election.

A court said Oltmann owes a former Dominion Voting Systems employee $1,000 a day, starting this week, for as long as he continues withholding evidence of his election rigging claims.

Oltmann closed his Thursday podcast with another of his frequent predictions of coming political violence.

"November is going to be the start of something very, very, very, very, very, very kinetic," Oltmann said. "Now, do I want that to happen? No, I don't, but I don't want my children to be groomed either. I don't want perverts and Satanists to be the one that gets the last word."

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PAKISTAN: Kidnapped Teen Forcibly Converted to Islam and Married

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Pray for the safety of girls in Pakistan.

IRAN: Imprisoned Christians Released!

Sources: Article18, AsiaNews, Middle East Concern, Open Doors UK

Pastor Anooshavan Avedian and Mehdi "Yasser" Akbari
Photos: Article 18