James @ThreePercenter@dingdash.com
When it comes to religious persecution, it’s easy to think that it’s an issue far away from home. The truth is, persecution is more prevalent and geographically dispersed than any other time in history. Approximately 215 million Christians worldwide experience very high to extreme persecution. Newsweek reported in January 2018 that “the persecution and genocide of Christians across the world is worse today than at any time in history.”
When it comes to religious persecution, it’s easy to think that it’s an issue far away from home. The truth is, persecution is more prevalent and geographically dispersed than any other time in history. Approximately 215 million Christians worldwide experience very high to extreme persecution. Newsweek reported in January 2018 that “the persecution and genocide of Christians across the world is worse today than at any time in history.”
Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that in America, we would see our churches be closed under the premise of a pandemic and ordering us to shut down our churches and worship services.
We will continue to worship together and to fight together for our and every American’s right to partake in the blessings of freedom.
Of course a church isn't the true Church. Members and followers of Jesus Christ is what makes our Church, not a building.
Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that in America, we would see our churches be closed under the premise of a pandemic and ordering us to shut down our churches and worship services.
We will continue to worship together and to fight together for our and every American’s right to partake in the blessings of freedom.
Of course a church isn't the true Church. Members and followers of Jesus Christ is what makes our Church, not a building.
