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Colombian Pastor Killed On New Year’s Eve
Faith Facts
- A Protestant pastor, José Otoniel Ortega, was shot and killed in Fundación, Colombia, on New Year’s Eve while with his family.
- National Evangelical networks and the Colombian Council of Evangelical Churches condemned the killing, calling for justice and protection of religious freedom.
- Recent changes to Colombia’s national security protocols have raised concerns about the safety of faith leaders amid ongoing attacks by criminal groups.
The tragic loss of Pastor Ortega highlights the risks Christian leaders face for standing boldly in faith. His dedication to service reflected a deep commitment to the church and community.
Leaders across Colombia have called for prayers, justice, and renewed protection for Christians living amidst escalating persecution. Their response affirms the importance of upholding religious liberty and the sanctity of life, as guided by biblical truth.
“The nature of the attack on Mr. Otoniel Ortega, whilst he was celebrating New Year’s Eve with his family, makes it clear that this was a premeditated, targeted assassination.”
Pastors and advocates appeal for global awareness and action to safeguard believers and ensure the gospel can be proclaimed freely and fearlessly.
Bold faith in difficult times remains a shining example for all who treasure Christian values. Let us lift persecuted Christians in prayer, stand together for justice, and champion true freedom for the church.
Faith Facts
- Push for Save America Act mandates proof of citizenship to vote, preserving electoral integrity and patriotic duty.
- White House warns school district to uphold privacy and safety for female students, defending God’s design for family.
- Updates on Iran tensions show strong leadership against tyranny, supporting freedom and allies.
The Trump administration advanced key initiatives safeguarding America’s Christian foundations amid global challenges.
Efforts to secure elections and protect our daughters reflect godly principles of justice and stewardship.
Pray for bold leaders like President Trump who champion Biblical values. Stand firm for faith, family, and freedom—subscribe today!
Faith Facts
- Shine Your Light campaign reached 3,531,871 people through 1,832 events, surpassing 2 million goal.
- Over 308,730 Christians mobilized, exceeding 200,000 target amid unified prayer efforts.
- Endorsed by King Charles III, PM Sir Keir Starmer, and Kemi Badenoch.
The Christmas Shine Your Light campaign exceeded outreach plans, proclaiming the gospel to millions across the British Isles through carol services, open-air preaching, and prison broadcasts.
Spearheaded by National Day of Prayer and Worship, success stemmed from a 72-hour continuous online prayer meeting December 12-14, embodying Biblical power of united intercession.
Winchester Cathedral reported packed festive events brimming with worshippers, reflecting renewed hunger for Christ’s light amid cultural challenges.
“We have been deeply humbled and genuinely overwhelmed by the extraordinary response from churches across these Isles.”
“From England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland to communities across Ireland, believers stepped forward with incredible faith and unity.”
“The level of participation, scale and impact far exceeded anything we anticipated, and we give all the glory to God.”
“In 2025, our vision was to mobilise 200,000 Christians to reach two million people during the Christmas season.”
“But after analysing 1,832 outreach events, we are thrilled to report that 308,730 Christians reached an astonishing 5,531,871 people – a 207% increase on 2024.”
“Behind every number is a story.”
Pastor Jonathan Oloyede praised ordinary believers boldly sharing faith as community lights, fulfilling Matthew 5:16.
As patriots grounded in Scripture, let us sustain this momentum through prayer and evangelism, fortifying faith, family, and freedom in 2025.
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Beyond Visible Scars: One Woman’s Persecution Unveils God’s Unwavering Protection and Justice Ahead
Faith Facts
- Poor Christian teen abducted, forced to convert to Islam and marry Muslim man.
- Endured 3.5 years of beatings, isolation, and religious insults while pregnant.
- Escaped with daughter but faces death threats; CLAAS fights for her justice.
Mishal, born into a humble Christian family in Pakistan, never attended school due to poverty.
Working at a salon, she rejected advances from Ali Haider, affirming her unwavering Christian faith and family values.
Tricked into signing conversion papers, she was renamed Fatima, slapped for protesting, and abducted at gunpoint from her home.
Locked away, beaten for her beliefs, and called degrading names, she gave birth to daughter Ayat amid ongoing violence.
In a drug-fueled rage, Ali assaulted her and hurled the infant; neighbors aided her dramatic rooftop escape.
Police rescued them and filed an FIR, yet threats persist as Ali stalks her street.
Her deep scars include panic and sleeplessness, but her faith, courage, and maternal love remain unbroken.
Today, she seeks safety to raise her child in Christian freedom, protected from persecution.
Stand with persecuted believers: pray for Mishal’s court victory and support ministries defending faith, family, and liberty.
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