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Published: Thursday 26 January 2012

Proclaim freedom

Christians are one of the largest and most persecuted groups in the world. Yet they often appear to be the most neglected group in Western governments’ foreign policy. There is little concrete engagement with the issue of anti-Christian persecution, even though governments may recognise that respect for minorities and human rights is a foundation stone for national and international peace and security.

Barnabas Fund’s Proclaim Freedom campaign will run to the end of 2012 and will seek to raise the profile of the persecuted Church around the world.

Operation Nehemiah

Barnabas Fund stands with our Christian brothers and sisters throughout the world where they suffer discrimination, oppression and persecution because of their faith. When these evils raise their ugly heads in our own country, we must raise our voice and hands against them here too. So we are launching a new programme of action, Operation Nehemiah, to promote the spiritual transformation of the UK.

Operation Nehemiah has produced a special Evangelism Pack with resources that aim to equip Christians with what they need to engage with Muslims. Buy pack

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Nigerian #Christians undeterred by attacks "we must have faith in God.This is our home.This is where we should worship" http://t.co/CnqS64Hm 7 hours ago

Probe into alleged deletion of 20,000 #Christians from electoral roll in India http://t.co/dA1QFSj6 14 hours ago

Sealed-off Indonesian #church can reopen – if mosque is built next door http://t.co/ZnPG8jqb Tue, May 2012 16:01

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are "racing backwards into the future" with recent religious decisions http://t.co/s5yFFDrL Tue, May 2012 16:01

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Daily prayer

The new president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, has promised to make the protection of repressed Christians in foreign countries one of his foreign policy priorities. During the presidential election he met with a group of church leaders in Moscow on 8 February, who told him that Christians were suffering persecution all over the world, with one Christian dying for his or her faith every five minutes. When they asked him to give attention to this problem, he replied, “This is how it will be, have no doubt.” Give thanks for this undertaking, and pray that the president will honour it. Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed Thu, Jan 1970 01:00

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