Greetings you in the name of Jesus Christ,
Dear Sister Donna Matthew
I hope you would be fine by lord’s grace. I would like to draw your
Attention towards the below cited Matter.
You can imagine through what condition these people are facing including me . Pray for no more rain
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our Christian are poor and do menial work our people already suffering from an abject poverty and this recent flood increased their sorrows and suffering almost every belongings are completely damaged lot of poor families had accumulated/made by their salaries dowry for their daughter’s marriage which are completely damaged by flood it take lot of years to made these things. Due to this sewerage dirty water came into streets and houses young children, senior are the worst sufferer citizen/elderly people.
if we could give cash to these families so they can buy dowry for their daughters and food and clean water and some other house hold things.
It’s per Family needs Particular required.
No. Items qty Kg $ US dollar
- Metros 1 $125
- cupboard 1 $125
- bed 1 $250
- blanket 1 $63
- showcase 1 $50
- Soap 1 $ .5
- Towel 1 $ 1.50
- Glass set 1 $ 3.50
- Jug 1 $ 1.50
- Flour 1 10kg $ 8.75
- Pulses 1 5kg $ 6.25
- Food oil 1 2.5kg $ 8.75
- Mineral water 20 liter $ 3.75
- Tooth paste and brush $ 1.50
- shoes pair $ 15
- clothes/ piece $ 20
Total per family = $684
Though western
union or money gram you can send money
Name: Victor
Beneficiary: 42101-7065415-5
City: Karachi
Country: Pakistan
Contact: +92-300-2538509
Speaking at the University of Cairo last month, President Obama chose to rewrite American history.
"I know that Islam has always been a part of America's story," Obama told the throng of unenlightened Muslims. "The first nation to recognize my country was Morocco... and since our founding, American Muslims have enriched the United States."
Obama went on to say: "They [Muslims] have fought in our wars. They have served in our government. They have stood for civil rights. They have started businesses. They have taught at our universities. They've excelled in our sports arenas. They've won Nobel Prizes, built our tallest building and lit the Olympic torch. And when the first Muslim American was recently elected to Congress, he took the oath to defend our Constitution using the same 'Holy Koran' that one of our founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson, kept in his personal library."
Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council debunks President Obama's revisionist history regarding our founding fathers and their view of the Islamic threat. Take a look:
"President Obama went on to cite John Adams' words when the second president signed the Treaty of Tripoli in 1796. Adams, at the time, said we had 'no enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility of Muslims.' The only problem was that the Barbary Pirates, then operating out of Tripoli, continued to prey on American shipping. Although he didn't use 'micro loans' or new 'science and technology' funds, Adams attempted to buy them off and failed. By 1800, nearly one-fifth of the federal budget was consumed in trying to pay off predatory rulers in North Africa. When Thomas Jefferson succeeded Adams in 1801, he dispatched warships and the U.S. Marines 'to the shores of Tripoli' to fight for American rights. Jefferson was determined not to pay tribute to the Muslim rulers of North Africa and to stop their seizing U.S. merchant ships and selling American seamen into slavery. That effort succeeded."
"And yes, Jefferson did own a copy of the Koran as President Obama states in his speech today. But the reason he read it when he was serving as our ambassador in Paris was to see if it could really be true-as Arab diplomats were telling him-that the Koran gave them the right to attack and enslave Americans and all other 'infidels.' Jefferson concluded from his reading that America must fight-not pay tribute-to protect her citizens."
We recommend that President Obama cease using revisionist history and stay on track with the Judeo-Christian ethic that this country was founded on.
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Christians attacked in Pakistan; VOM staff providing help
Dear VOM Friends:
It was just a rumor. But among the radical Muslims in Pakistan's Gojra village, a rumor was enough of an excuse to kill.
When the rumor was broadcast from the loudspeakers on the minarets of local mosques, it became fact. As part of a wedding ceremony, the loudspeaker shouted, Christians tore pages from a Quran. Then they compounded the disrespect by walking on the shredded pages.
"Defend Islam!" The loudspeaker called. Muslims answered, rampaging through a Christian section of Gojra on Aug. 1. Eight Christians were killed, including women and children. More than 100 Christian homes were burned by a mob. The mob, which was estimated to be more than 20,000 people, also burned a church.
Five Hours Without Help
Emergency personnel did not reach Gojra for more than five hours. Christians were forced to use vegetable carts to move their dead and wounded to the hospital.
Responding to an international outcry, Pakistani government officials have now said no Quran was desecrated. The government promised to help rebuild the burned homes of Christian families.
Even before the government acted, contacts of The Voice of the Martyrs were in Gojra, offering comfort to the wounded and praying with the families of the dead. They continue to aid the village, including helping with some medical expenses, offering encouragement and pressing for a forceful government response.
Pray Blasphemy Laws Are Overturned
Christians in Pakistan hope these attacks can be a turning point. They are praying to God and pressing their government to overturn unjust blasphemy laws that are often a pretext to attack Christians.
They are also asking us to pray with them. Pray for Christians in Pakistan to be bold witnesses for Christ, despite threats. Pray for those wounded and left homeless by the brutal Gojra attacks. Pray for Muslims to come to know Jesus Christ in a personal way.
Send Help to Pakistan's Christians
For just $7 you can send an Action Pack to a Christian in Pakistan. If you would like to request and fill an Action Pack bag for Pakistan, you can do so by CLICKING HERE. We will deliver Action Packs to Gojra village in the coming months to help Christians rebuild their lives.
Please pray today for our Christian brothers and sisters in Pakistan. For the latest news on persecution of Christians in Pakistan and other restricted nations, visit VOM's online newsroom.
October 21, 2009
Dear Friend,
Upcoming Tunisian ElectionsJoin Christians in Tunisia as they pray for their country and the presidential and legislative elections to take place October 25.
This North African country along the Mediterranean boasts a population
of over 10 million people. The comparatively small Christian community
is largely made up of foreign residents and native-born citizens of
Arab or European descent. There are no laws against conversion from
Islam; however, government officials use bureaucratic means to
discourage it, and new Christians often face ostracism, with most of
the pressure from families.
Father
we join the Tunisian Christians as they pray for their elections that
those who rule their country will rule with godly justice and that
their hearts will turn to You. We also ask that You protect the Muslim
Background Believers from persecution, but also bring opportunities for
them to share the good news of reconciliation with Yourself through the
sacrifice of Christ
Alonso
Lopez Entzin spent 11 years and eight months in prison for a crime he
did not commit. Accused of participating in the tragic “Acteal massacre” in December 1997, he and more than 80 of his neighbors were arrested and charged with the murders. On Aug. 12, the Federal Supreme Court of Mexico
ordered that Lopez Entzin and 19 other men accused in the Acteal
killings be freed. Of these men, 18 are believers, but only 5 of the
men were believers when they entered prison almost 12 years ago. The
remainder met Christ during their time in prison.
“There
are thousands and thousands of brothers who prayed for us inside the
jail – thank God He answered those prayers,” Entzin said through
tears. Despite being freed, the 20 men have yet to resume normal life
with their families. They are living in makeshift half-way houses
provided by the federal government in hot, bustling Tuxtla Gutierrez,
awaiting re-settlement on land that state authorities have promised
them. Please continue to pray for these men as they readjust to life
outside prison walls and for the Federal Supreme Court of Mexico who
will be reviewing 31 more cases in the coming weeks.
Father,
we give thanks for bringing about justice for these men. And we give
thanks for Your work in the hearts of many who encountered You in
saving faith while in prison. We thank you, too, for the confidence
that
even now You continue to work for justice on behalf of those who remain
in prison. Give them all courage and hope.
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The pro-democracy movement was thrust into the spotlight in June 2009 after President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was reelected in what many contend was a fraudulent election. The face of the movement was the students of Iran, but these students have been joined by thousands of other Iranians looking to remove the Islamic fascist regime. Not the least of these are the many Christians forced to worship in secret for fear of facing the death penalty after an unfair trial. On December 7, 2009 these freedom fighters are planning to commemorate Iran's Student Day with renewed anti-regime protests.
In the last month, government officials have cracked down on student organizations, arresting and prosecuting dozens of students. According to the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran (ICHRI), no information is available on many of the arrested students and several students have been expelled, sentenced to prison or lashings.
"In order to silence the student movement, a wholesale crackdown on Iranian students is underway, which not only violates their rights, but also disrupts their studies and the lives of their families," said Hadi Ghaemi, a spokesperson for the ICHRI.
Spokesman for the United Persion Organization (UPO) many Iraninas have gone beyone demanding fair democracy and are trying to find a way for an unequivocal regime change.
"The people of Iran are beyond disputed election results. They demand an Iran without theocracy, without Islamic Republic... Iranians from all walks of life will join students in demonstrations all across Iran to demand freedom, democracy and secularism, and an end to the current regime."
The UPO and ICHRI are asking for support from around the world. "Americans, Europeans, Asians and Africans - we all have to stand behind the Iranian people. It is our duty as human beings," UPO declared.
The WCICC supports the pro-democracy, pro-freedom and pro-religious freedom movements in Iran so that our member churches and National Director in Iran can worship freely without fear of repercussions. It is our duty as Christians to support all peoples looking to expand the freedoms of free and open speech and the ability to worship freely. Please send up your support and prayers to those trying to end this oppressive Islamic regime in Iran.
“One Hundred Days of Combat” in North Korea
September
17 marked the end of “150 days of combat” in North Korea during which
the movement of citizens was closely monitored. Permits were required
to go from one place to another. Everyone was required to work for the
state and if they were found on the streets without a permit they were
sent to labor camps. Additionally, church leaders report that many are
starving to death from the famine. Even some parents have left their
children as orphans to wander the streets because the pain of
helplessly watching them slowly starve to death was too much to bear.
The
work of Open Doors was restricted during those 150 days, but on
September 17 the workers were ready to begin again distributing Bibles,
Christian literature,
food, medications and emergency goods. Then a mere five days later the
disheartening news broke that another “100 days of combat” was
declared. After much prayer, the Christian leaders have determined to
continue this vital work during the restrictions and have asked that we
cover them in prayer.
Father, our hearts weep over our brothers and sisters in North Korea who suffer so much hardship simply because they were born in a place ruled by a tyrannical leader. Comfort them in their suffering; have mercy on them; meet their basic needs of food and shelter; protect them. Thank you for the bold compassion of those who share even their meager rations with others who have less. And in the midst of this profound darkness may Your light shine and cause Your church there to grow.
Letters from America
Consider
sending an e-letter to “Free North Korea Radio” and let the North
Koreans know we are praying for them. Your greeting will be read on
the radio in North Korea! Include your first name, what state you
live in, and a brief message. We ask that you avoid making the message
overly complicated as it will be difficult to properly translate. Send
your e-letters to prayer@odusa.org and put "Letters from America" in the subject of the email – you can write as often as you wish!
Praying with you,
The Prayer Force Team
