The Middle East protests have been an amazing historical event to watch unfold. Sadly, Christians are facing persecution in some of these countries more than ever before. In Egypt, two churches were set ablaze this weekend. While many are rejoicing, it is important for us to remember to pray for Christians in this region. It [...]
Posts Tagged ‘protest’
Middle East Christians
Posted in Advocacy, Bible, Church, Evangelism, Events, Middle East, Open Doors USA, Persecuted Church, Persecution, Prayer, Secret Believers, tagged Middle East, open doors, Persecution, Pray, protest on May 11, 2011 | 2 Comments »
DC Protest — recap
Posted in North Korea, Open Doors USA, Uncategorized, tagged Chinese Consulate, North Korea Freedom Week, protest on May 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The DC protest went really great this past weekend, great turnout! They even marched from the Chinese Consulate to the Korean Embassy and back… This year we have the largest North Korea Defector delegation that’s ever come to North Korea Freedom Week before! Amazing! (btw…defectors are people who have escaped from North Korea) Check out [...]
Protest for Tibet and North Korea
Posted in China, North Korea, Open Doors USA, Persecution, Tibet, tagged Advocacy, Chinese Consulate, Free Tibet, North Korea, North Korea Freedom Week, protest, Tibet on April 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Be a voice for those in North Korea AND Tibet! Free Tibet is a campaign started in 1987, it generates active support to end China’s occupation of Tibet and for the Tibetan’s fundamental human rights to be respected. What do they have in common? Why the 2 protests together? Because they are BOTH suffering at [...]
Don’t just sit there — Be a Voice for the Voiceless!
Posted in China, North Korea, Open Doors USA, Persecution, tagged Advocacy, Chinese Consulate, North Korea Freedom Week, protest, Refugees on April 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Next week is North Korea Freedom Week! To help kick off the week, please join us this Saturday at the LA Chinese Consulate from 12 – 2PM. We’ll have a time of worship and prayer as we rally for the Chinese governement to stop sending back North Koreans to the communist dominated country. Open to [...]
To Protest or Not To Protest…that is the question
Posted in China, Persecution, Tibet, tagged Beijing Olympics, China, Persecution, protest, religious freedom, Tibet on April 4, 2008 | 4 Comments »
This question was left on one of our comments from this post…thought I’d respond to it, GREAT question! PS – if you have questions feel free to leave them as a comment or email socialmedia@odusa.org Question: “I agree I think we need to get on our knees and pray and call as many believers to [...]
