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An Evangelical mission doctor has warned that millions of lives are at stake surrounding the potential dismantling of the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), as country music artists led by Amy Grant have called for the program's reauthorization. PEPFAR, launched in 2003 under President George W. Bush, is the largest global health initiative focused on a single disease, HIV/AIDS. PEPFAR has sent over $100 billion to more than 50 countries in the last two decades, providing antiretroviral therapy (ARVs) life-saving treatment and infrastructure support to regions most affected by the epidemic, particularly in Africa. However, recent aid...

I don't want to quote the Slimes, in part because of excerpt rules but also because it's just fake news. Click the link if you must but wash up afterwards. In the linked article, every single "Christian Leader" is nothing more than a paid "refugee" resettlement contractor. They make lots of money by bringing in immigrants. The government funded United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, who received almost eighty million tax dollars in 2014. Church World Service, who according to Charity watch receives over 50% of their funding from the government. Finally, they cite World Relief which is also listed...

New Leftwing group: ‘We Welcome Refugees’ will be bringing politics to your pulpits starting tomorrow! Posted by Ann Corcoran on September 12, 2015 Ask Ann Voskamp one of the leaders of this new lobbying initiative how she is proposing to save the persecuted Christians first! No surprise, but you need to be ready to speak up! If this new group, with its lobbying campaign, shows up in your church, ask them how many CHRISTIANS and other religious minorities they are proposing to save! I can’t emphasize enough that the present invasion of Europe is being led by mostly Muslim migrants...

Charity's Christians-Only Hiring Policy Draws Fire World Relief's rule is legal, but it has caused complaints and resignations by staffers who say it's discrimination. Saad Mohammad Ali [Pic in URL] says he applied for a job as a caseworker with World Relief but was turned down because he is not Christian. (Ken Lambert / Seattle Times/MCT) By Manya A. Brachear April 1, 2010 Reporting from Chicago - A prominent refugee resettlement organization has enacted a policy that requires new employees to be Christian, triggering staff complaints and departures by those who see it as discrimination. World Relief, a global evangelical...