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"You know Dan... one of the things that I think that... why this is happening... why it's coming from the left and the right is because they've missed who the enemy is... they don't realize that Muslims are the enemy... that radical Muslim ideology is the enemy of Christianity and all freedom."
Tonight, on Real America w/ @DanNewsManBall – Pastor at the Abundant Life Christian Fellowship, Outreach Director at Equipping the Persecuted Sam Jones @EquipPersecuted
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This Christmas, YOU can make a difference in Nigeria!
For thousands of families displaced by violence and persecution, Christmas looks very different. But together, we have the opportunity to bring hope, joy, and provision to those who need it most.
Our Christmas Campaign Goal: $1,050,000
$750,000 — Provide Christmas for 25,000 families at just $30 per family.
$300,000 — Provide 500 cows to displaced communities, bringing food and provision to families in need.
Just $30 can make Christmas special for an entire family.
This Christmas, let's do more than give gifts. Let's remind persecuted Christians in Nigeria that they are seen, loved, and not forgotten.
Be part of making this Christmas unforgettable.
Give today at ChristmasCow.org
#ChristmasCow #EquippingThePersecuted #Christmas #GivingTuesdaycampaign #Nigeria
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Too many organizations are using the suffering of persecuted Christians in Nigeria to raise money while doing little or nothing to actually help victims on the ground.
Petitions, reports, and awareness campaigns are not the same as saving lives.
Before donating, ask one simple question:
“What are you ACTUALLY doing to help persecuted Christians on the ground?”
Demand transparency, measurable results, and real action. Persecuted Christians need more than publicity. They need protection, medical care, food, shelter, and people willing to stand with them.
Donors deserve accountability. Victims deserve action.
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Persecuted.com is taking action! Click the link in the bio to save lives!!!
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Persecuted.com is on the ground responding to terrorist attacks every day. We need your support to take care of the orphans left behind and the widows with children who need food and schooling. Find out how else you can help by visiting Persecuted.com
#nigeria #christianpersecution #pray #terroristattacks #PrayForNigeria
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Nigerian radical Islamist leads young volunteer cadets in parade chanting “Give me AK47 to go into the infidels in Jos, in Enugu on a Sunday and spray fire on them while they worship”
He has conducted hundreds of mass burials, endured unimaginable persecution, and still holds firmly to his hope in Christ.
A living testimony of James 1:12: “ Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love him."
Please continue praying for him and the persecuted Church in Nigeria. Pray for God's divine protection, unwavering faith, and the continued advancement of the Gospel.
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“I feel like to be buried along with them” — Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo laments from a mass grave. “We have prayed but the government has abandoned us”
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While you walk into church today, families in northern Nigeria can’t.
Not because they don’t want to — because their churches are burnt, and their loved ones are buried in mass graves.
They still believe. But they pay a price for it.
Pray for them.
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Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, battling liver cancer, yesterday sat in a freshly dug mass grave with 4 bodies — a father and his 3 sons, all members of his church, killed in their sleep.
He wasn't crying for himself. He was crying for those still alive in his congregation, who may be next.
This is what Christian communities in Plateau State are facing every day. The killers identify as Fulani Islamist militants. The world calls it a clash. We call it what it is: annihilation.
Don't look away.
A simple gift of rice and financial support can make a world of difference to a family in need. ❤️
This is what your generosity makes possible. Thank you for standing with the persecuted Church in Nigeria and helping us bring hope to those who need it most.
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Nigerian Christian widow never got to bury her husband’s head. It was taken after he was beheaded. He was one of 16 husbands and fathers who were surrounded in their farms on that afternoon and executed one after another by armed Fulani jihadists. Seven of them were laid to rest without their heads. The church service was meant to honor them solemnly, but it brought back painful memories. Persecuted.com
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If you want to help our persecuted brothers and sisters please visit Equippingthepersecuted.org
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo — the Nigerian pastor seen shouting from a mass grave in President @realDonaldTrump’s post — today buried 3 church members hours after praising Trump for advocating for the persecuted Church in his UN General Assembly speech on Tuesday
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Mfe Gideon, Displaced from his ancestral community by the constant Fulani terrorists genocidal raids, found refuge at the decrepit IDP camp at Ichwa, Makurdi - Benue State, bitten by a venomous snake, saved by the intervention of Equipping The Persecuted, to the glory of God!
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October 4, 2026.
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According to a new report from "Equipping the Persecuted," more than 4,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria between January 1 and September 8 of this year. Judd Saul, founder of "Equipping the Persecuted," joins to share what is happening on the ground in Nigeria.
