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Karl Gustel Wärnberg
Aid to the Church in Need UK
Sewage Plant in Pakistan Continues to Operate Near Christian School
July 06, 2021
“It is clear to us that this is part of a plan to stop children from being educated,” said Christian bishop Iftikhar Indryas. “We Christians are being treated like sewage.”
Daesh (ISIS) attack in Mozambique leaves dozens dead
March 31, 2021
Brazilian missionary Fr. Edegard Silva in Pemba told ACN the people were becoming used to these attacks. “They were already expecting it," he said, "because over the past two weeks these evildoers and insurgents had been carrying out a series of attacks in the Nangade region, and almost all the communities close to Palma has already been attacked.”
Court frees kidnapped Pakistani Christian girl
February 17, 2021
The girl has an official birth certificate showing her age to be 12, and family acquaintances had accused the report of “fabricating” evidence from studies of her genitalia, teeth and bones.
A mockery of justice: Authorities wink at child brides
December 28, 2020
Aid to the Church in Need has been following closely the case of Maira Shahbaz, a 14-year-old Catholic girl from Madina Town, near Faisalabad.
Sister arranges aid for thousands of struggling families in northern Syria
February 25, 2016
Aid to the Church in Need relief package will supply at least 5,000 people with gas, electricity and water
Last night’s prayer vigil for persecuted Christians was ecumenism at its very best
August 15, 2014
600 Christians came to intercede together before God for their persecuted middle-eastern brethren-in-Christ
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