Release International Prayer Shields, Iran and Egypt

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Iran
Shamiram Isavi Khabizeh, the wife of Pastor Victor Bet Tamraz (yesterday’s Prayer Shield), is appealing against a five-year sentence after being convicted of acting against national security in Iran. Pray she will know God’s comfort.

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Iran
Hadi Asgari was released from Evin Prison in Tehran after posting bail. Continue to pray for the success of an appeal by Hadi, and those of his co-defendants, Amin Nader Afshari and Pastor Victor Bet Tamraz who remain imprisoned in Iran.

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Iran
Pray that Iranian Christians will remain bold in sharing their faith and will draw many to know Christ as their friend and Saviour.

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Iran
Commentators say that sentences for Iranian Christians have become increasingly harsh in the past year. Ask God to strengthen the faith of His people in Iran as persecution intensifies.

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Egypt
Please pray against a growing trend of grooming and forced conversion of Egyptian Christian women and girls, believed to be funded by religious leaders with cash from Saudi Arabia.

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Egypt
In Egypt, violence in Beni Suef (yesterday’s Prayer Shield) followed attacks on a building used for Christian worship for a decade, as well as Christians’ homes and shops, in April. The attacks came after police told local Christians they now needed a permit to pray there.

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2 Egypt
Villagers recently set fire to the homes of several Christians in Beni Suef village, Beni Menin, Egypt. Pray for justice for those affected: some Christians were arrested after being wrongly accused of setting their own homes on fire.
 

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Iran
Shamiram Isavi Khabizeh, the wife of Pastor Victor Bet Tamraz (yesterday’s Prayer Shield), is appealing against a five-year sentence after being convicted of acting against national security in Iran. Pray she will know God’s comfort.

prayer.jpg

Iran
Hadi Asgari was released from Evin Prison in Tehran after posting bail. Continue to pray for the success of an appeal by Hadi, and those of his co-defendants, Amin Nader Afshari and Pastor Victor Bet Tamraz who remain imprisoned in Iran.

prayer.jpg

Iran
Pray that Iranian Christians will remain bold in sharing their faith and will draw many to know Christ as their friend and Saviour.

prayer.jpg

Iran
Commentators say that sentences for Iranian Christians have become increasingly harsh in the past year. Ask God to strengthen the faith of His people in Iran as persecution intensifies.

prayer.jpg

Egypt
Please pray against a growing trend of grooming and forced conversion of Egyptian Christian women and girls, believed to be funded by religious leaders with cash from Saudi Arabia.

prayer.jpg

Egypt
In Egypt, violence in Beni Suef (yesterday’s Prayer Shield) followed attacks on a building used for Christian worship for a decade, as well as Christians’ homes and shops, in April. The attacks came after police told local Christians they now needed a permit to pray there.

prayer.jpg

2 Egypt
Villagers recently set fire to the homes of several Christians in Beni Suef village, Beni Menin, Egypt. Pray for justice for those affected: some Christians were arrested after being wrongly accused of setting their own homes on fire.
Lord, have mercy.
 
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Egypt sentences 17 to death over attacks on churches
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Israel National News reports: “An Egyptian military court on Thursday sentenced 17 people to death over a series of suicide bombings of churches claimed by the Islamic State group that left dozens dead, AFP reported.

An additional 19 people were handed life prison terms and 10 were sentenced to between 10 and 15 years, judicial and security officials said.

74 people were killed in the attacks in question, which took place in 2016 and 2017 in Cairo, Alexandria and the Nile Delta city of Tanta and which targeted Coptic Christians.

Christian sites of worship across Egypt have been repeatedly targeted in attacks claimed by ISIS, prompting the authorities to impose a state of emergency.

Coptic Christians make up about 10% of Egypt’s predominantly Sunni Muslim population and have been continuously targeted by jihadists in recent years…”

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