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December 12 2012 By virtueonline Coptic Christians Asking Free World to Cut Ties With Egypt Under Morsi

Coptic organizations around the world, including the U.S.-based Egyptian Front for National Salvation and Coptic Solidarity have been issuing similar demands since Morsi issued a new constitutional declaration in which he arrogated to himself sweeping powers, and enabled himself to be shielded from legal challenge through the courts.

Thousands of Egyptians within the country have been demonstrating against Morsi's regime as well for the last several weeks.

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November 01 2012 By virtueonline EXPOSE: Europe Turns Churches into Mosques

A sad prophecy of the writer Emile Cioran once cast a sinister prophecy on Europe: "The French will not wake up until Notre Dame becomes a mosque". This is now a reality. But unlike the Middle East, where non-Muslim sites were razed or violently converted to Islam, in Europe this process is voluntary.

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November 01 2012 By virtueonline UK Parliamentary Report:'Iran must be held accountable for Christian persecution

At the launch of the report on October 29th, attended by the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in Iran, Dr. Ahmed Shaheed, and many other politicians and Christians leaders, David Burrowes officially presented the thirty five page document to Alistair Burt, MP, the Minister of State for the Middle East. In his response Mr Burt said the British government would do all it could to work for the alleviation of persecution of Christians in Iran.

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October 30 2012 By virtueonline OTTAWA: Worldwide initiative to Pray for Christian Victims of Persecution

Today, around the world over 200 million are suffering for their faith in Jesus Christ. The number of Christians who have been martyred for their faith in the 21st Century averages over 170,000 each year.

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October 28 2012 By virtueonline Nigerian Anglican Archbishop right to brand Boko Haram a Foreign Terrorist Org.

That view, Barnabas Fund believes, accounts for 'the reluctance of the US State Department to designate Boko Haram a foreign terrorist group', compounding 'fears that the attacks will not be effectively counteracted'.

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October 24 2012 By virtueonline Defending Sudan's Christians from Islamist Terror

Further evidence of Sentamu's leadership emerged in an October 17 speech he delivered to the House of Lords in defense of the besieged and mostly Christian people of South Sudan. The South Sudanese won their independence from the brutal Islamist regime in Khartoum last year after decades of vicious war in which millions perished.

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October 17 2012 By virtueonline SPIRITUAL VACUUM IN WESTERN INTELLIGENCE EXPLOITED BY JIHADISTS

The Melkite Catholic Church to which Msgr. Jeanbart belongs are Byzantine Catholics who speak Arabic. Back in August his residence was plundered by Islamic terrorists.

Were these anti-Assad insurgents supplied with weapons and communications equipment by Western intelligence agencies conniving with the Saudi and Turkish secret services? If so, then that is symptomatic of the spiritual vacuum in Western intelligence that Islamic Jihadists are not slow in exploiting.

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October 15 2012 By virtueonline BREAKING NEWS: Iran Launching Massive Arrests Of Evangelicals

"They are of several movements. But it has become clear that Protestant Christians are now viewed as enemy number one of the state," Khandjani said. "We need urgent prayers," he added when asked what believers need most.

CHURCH MEMBERS DETAINED

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October 09 2012 By virtueonline Christian Students Executed by Boko Haram in Nigeria

Emily Fuentes, the communications and public relations coordinator for Open Doors who recently visited Nigeria and spoke to Christian leaders about Boko Haram, told The Christian Post that believers around the world can agree that prayer is the "only thing that will change the people of Boko Haram."

"There are people who are turning to Christ who used to be in the Boko Haram, and God is changing their hearts," Fuentes told CP.

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October 05 2012 By virtueonline The misery of Copts in Egypt

This article will highlight some recent incidents that support my argument of the Copts' dilemma. It will also examine the weak reaction by the current regime, the lack of effort to seriously tackle those issues, and it will provide some suggestions for ways forward.

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