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Now Happening In Iran

Posted: August 13th, 2009, 6:26 am
by soulsearcher
From my friend and missionary, Gary Glover:

Dear Friends,

Here are two young women we really need to pray for. This is a horiffic story, but is happening even as you read this. Please carry this need to those you pray with.


http://www.worldchristianministries.org ... ge_id=342#


This was brought to my attention by my friend, John Lindner (World Christian Ministries.) I hope you will visit his site.

Gary


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Gary Glover, Director
CO-Mission International, Inc.
P.O. Box 222, Carolina Beach, NC 28428, 910 200-4804, www.comission.com

Posted: August 13th, 2009, 11:14 am
by JohnDB
The article is dramatic and graphic.

I would use caution about letting children read it.

My heart goes out to those two women...

I don't know if their sentence has been passed out yet or not. (I think the article said it was to be today)

Either way...horrible way to go.

Re: Now Happening In Iran

Posted: August 13th, 2009, 3:43 pm
by paul
soulsearcher wrote:From my friend and missionary, Gary Glover:

Dear Friends,

Here are two young women we really need to pray for. This is a horiffic story, but is happening even as you read this. Please carry this need to those you pray with.


http://www.worldchristianministries.org ... ge_id=342#


This was brought to my attention by my friend, John Lindner (World Christian Ministries.) I hope you will visit his site.

Gary


--
Gary Glover, Director
CO-Mission International, Inc.
P.O. Box 222, Carolina Beach, NC 28428, 910 200-4804, www.comission.com


Praying earnestly for these precious saints of God. The strongman can and will be broken. I know personally of many situations similar to this where the hand of God moves mightly and sentences were comuted. This is my prayer for the angels of the Lord to shield about them, confuse the enemies camp and they be pardoned unharmed. We must refuse to allow ourselves to believe that this is the way they must go. We serve a mighty God.

Posted: August 13th, 2009, 3:48 pm
by JohnDB
Paul,
since you seem to have some dealings with this sort of thing before in that part of the world...

With the slight public exposure that this case is recieving...will it hurt or help their plight?

Posted: August 13th, 2009, 4:01 pm
by paul
JohnDB wrote:Paul,
since you seem to have some dealings with this sort of thing before in that part of the world...

With the slight public exposure that this case is recieving...will it hurt or help their plight?


It will not hurt....our oppsition is important. The church has to long stuck their head in the sand and even though they would never say or admit it, take the stance that it is sad, but that is the way it is. Wipe their brough and say under their breath, thank God I don't live there. ( that is a complete years worth of sermons alone)

Outcry from the church can he heard by our representatives, senators and they can make appeals. Contact NGO groups and things can be changes.