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• Abdul Jalloh, Sierra Leone illegal immigrant with over 30 arrests including rape and assault, murdered Stephanie Minter at Fairfax bus stop.
• Prosecutors knew Jalloh’s danger to community but charges often dropped; secured one conviction yet he roamed free.
• Governor Spanberger ended 287(g) ICE cooperation, criticized by DHS for endangering families and ignoring Biblical call to justice.

A 32-year-old illegal immigrant fatally stabbed 41-year-old Virginia mother Stephanie Minter at a Fairfax County bus stop, despite his extensive criminal record known to local authorities.

Fairfax prosecutors, led by Steve Descano’s office, acknowledged Jalloh’s risk, noting his pattern of targeting vulnerable victims, yet many cases were dismissed due to unlocatable witnesses.

Federal DHS condemns Virginia’s sanctuary shift under Governor Spanberger, which severed local-federal immigration partnerships, contrasting safer states like Florida upholding law and order.

As believers, we must champion policies safeguarding innocent life as sacred, honoring God’s command in Romans 13 for just authorities to protect families and communities.

Pray for Minter’s loved ones, demand restored ICE cooperation, and support leaders prioritizing freedom and safety rooted in Christian values.

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• Mendis led LEADS for 20 years as CEO, emphasizing child welfare and holistic mission.
• Longtime Micah participant since 2001, advancing global advocacy rooted in integral mission.
• Prior roles include Baptist World Alliance COVID task force chair and Asia Pacific Baptist Aid director.

Micah Global, a worldwide Christian network for development and advocacy, has named Roshan Mendis as its new Global Director, effective March 1.

This dedicated servant of Christ brings over two decades of executive experience in child-focused humanitarian work and mission strategy.

Micah Global Board Chair Commissioner Christine MacMillan praised Mendis’ expertise and faith journey.

“I value Roshan’s expertise, lived experiences and faith journey which engages with credibility, teachability and a vulnerability as the Lord’s servant and our mission partner,” MacMillan said.

Mendis reflected on Micah’s influence on his theology of holistic mission.

“Micah has profoundly shaped my understanding of integral mission throughout my ministry,” he said.

Believers, join in prayer for leaders like Mendis advancing God’s justice, compassion, and kingdom work globally through faithful networks.

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• President Trump announced U.S.-Israel strikes eliminated Iran’s evil Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
• Trump hailed the killing as justice for Iranians, Americans, and victims of decades of Iranian terror.
• Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi urged Iranian forces to defect and people to rise for freedom.

President Donald Trump declared Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dead after joint U.S.-Israeli strikes.

He called it retribution against one of history’s most evil figures.

This operation, guided by superior intelligence and coordination with Israel, opens a divine window for regime change.

It could bring peace in the Middle East.

“Khamenei, one of the most evil people in History, is dead,” Trump stated.

Trump warned Iranian forces they could gain immunity by standing down.

He said they would face destruction otherwise as bombing continues relentlessly.

Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah, framed the strikes as humanitarian aid.

He said they would help dismantle the oppressive Islamic Republic.

“This is the single greatest chance for the Iranian people to take back their Country,” Trump emphasized.

Pahlavi called on military and police to honor their oath to Iran, not tyrants.

He advised citizens to stay safe while preparing for liberation.

As believers in God’s justice against evil empires, let us pray for Iran’s oppressed to embrace freedom.

We should support America’s bold stand for righteousness and global peace.

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