Today I want to share with you our recent Be-A-Voice-Network prayer bulletin.

China (MNN) ? One of Henry Ford’s most famous alleged sayings with the production of the Model T vehicle in 1908 was, “You can have any color as long as it’s black.”

It's not every day that you hear good news coming out of The United Nations for Christians. Which is why I'm happy to share with you this news item from Mission Network News concerning what happened. Todd Nettleton actually addressed this situation in the interview he recently did with Janet Parshall which you may hear by clicking here. Please keep Eritrea and her people in your prayers.

Have you ever had a friend sentenced to time in jail and had the opportunity to talk to them?

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Last week on Persecution Podcast #122, Dory and David shared prayer updates for Iran, Kuwait, Ethiopia, and Iraq.

Yesterday, Janet Parshall from Moody Radio, interviewed Todd Nettleton about the latest concerning Christian persecution around the world.

At least 17 Christians were killed in simultaneous attacks on two churches near the Somali border on Sunday, July 1. A group of masked assailants launched grenades and opened fire with assault rifles on a Roman Catholic church and an African Inland Church located about two miles apart in Garissa, Kenya. In addition to the 17 killed, more than 40 people were wounded in the attacks.

After the Soviet Communists took over Romania, they hunted Germans as Nazi sympathizers. Anutza Moise decided to provide a hiding place to the very men who had hated her for being a Jew and a Christian. When she offered to help hide these men from the Communists, they couldn’t believe that her offer was genuine.

A Christian worker in Kyrgyzstan has filed a case against a village Islamic leader who, along with a small mob, attacked the worker and his friends as they attempted to distribute humanitarian items in Ak-Kyia village. The case is of crucial importance for all Christians in Kyrgyzstan, who risk beatings or even death by local extremists even though they are officially protected by the law.