The Salvation Army has joined the World Evangelical
The Salvation Army has joined the World Evangelical Alliance in calling on Americans to pray for the Middle East.
Both groups say Christians are suffering throughout the region and desperately need our prayers and action as they face ongoing violence and death.
“The shedding of blood of Christians in our area is going beyond human imagination,” Munir Kakish, chairman of the Council of Local Evangelical Churches in the Holy Land, said.
“Killing Christians just because they are Christian is not acceptable and should be stopped immediately,” Kakish said.
Munir, WEA ambassador to the Holy Land, Rev. Harry Tees, and Rev. Charles Kopp, chairman of the Evangelical Alliance of Israel were in Washington this week.
They joined CBN News Chief International Correspondent Gary Lane for a round table discussion about the causes of the persecution, the role of Christians in the Middle East, and ways to help them.
Calling on Americans to pray for the Middle East (but I say we all should pray).
Killing Christians just because they are Christian is not acceptable and should be stopped immediately.
Munir, WEA ambassador to the Holy Land, Rev Harry Tees, and Rev Charles Kopp, chairman of the Evangelical Alliance of Israel were in Washington this week.
They joined CBN News Chief International Correspondent Gary Lane for a round table discussion about the causes of the persecution, the role of Christians in the Middle East, and ways to help them.
The Salvation Army has joined the World Evangelical Alliance has come together to have discussion about the causes of the persecution, that all very good and we thank them for it. But they also need to pray and bind the devil and his wicked spirits that are at work through those people. They are lead by the devil and they do not know it, Jesus said that people would kill His followers and because they are so blind they will think that they are doing something good for God. That’s why they kill Christians.