Trending
Anambra Intensifies Hepatitis Fight Through Awareness Campaign is trending now WHO Warns HIV, Hepatitis Progress Under Threat is trending now Nigeria Seeks Stronger Domestic Funding to Sustain HIV Response is trending now Positive Action Community Grants for HIV Community Projects in Australia is trending now July full moon delights skywatchers worldwide. Here are our favorite photos of the majest… is trending now New SUV e-Bike features motor-gearbox unit, 800 Wh battery and many practical elements is trending now Northern Lights Forecast: 10 States May See Aurora Thursday Night is trending now The Netherlands will see a solar eclipse and meteorites in one night is trending now Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle set to replace him is trending now Infantino insists FIFA’s World Cup plan is proposal and not ‘obligation’ is trending now ‘Thunder’ Balogun’s legacy must not die – Son is trending now Chelsea sign Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix in £52m deal is trending now Anambra Intensifies Hepatitis Fight Through Awareness Campaign is trending now WHO Warns HIV, Hepatitis Progress Under Threat is trending now Nigeria Seeks Stronger Domestic Funding to Sustain HIV Response is trending now Positive Action Community Grants for HIV Community Projects in Australia is trending now July full moon delights skywatchers worldwide. Here are our favorite photos of the majest… is trending now New SUV e-Bike features motor-gearbox unit, 800 Wh battery and many practical elements is trending now Northern Lights Forecast: 10 States May See Aurora Thursday Night is trending now The Netherlands will see a solar eclipse and meteorites in one night is trending now Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle set to replace him is trending now Infantino insists FIFA’s World Cup plan is proposal and not ‘obligation’ is trending now ‘Thunder’ Balogun’s legacy must not die – Son is trending now Chelsea sign Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix in £52m deal is trending now
Anglican

Nigeria Christmas massacre — death toll nears 200, attacks continue

“The death toll in the Nigeria Christmas massacre has now risen to almost 200. And more bodies are still being discovered, according to partners of Release International, which supports persecuted Christians around the world. Even as attempts continue to...

“The death toll in the Nigeria Christmas massacre has now risen to almost 200. And more bodies are still being discovered, according to partners of Release International, which supports persecuted Christians around the world.

Even as attempts continue to recover the bodies, Release International has been told of another attack by Fulani militia on the same area on December 28, and has received intelligence of plans for further attacks in Plateau State, central Nigeria. …

According to the Nigerian NGO Intersociety, 52,000 Nigerian Christians have been killed by jihadists since 2009, and 18,000 churches destroyed.”

You might not have heard much about this in the legacy media.

View original source →

Related

More from Anglican Church League