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Save the Persecuted Christians Coalition Co-Hosting ‘Unveiling Sharia’ Conference in Kansas City

Sept. 22 Event at Overland Park First Assembly of God Features Experts in the Field Who Will Inform Attendees About Anti-Christian Persecution

WASHINGTON—The Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC) Coalition will co-host an important conference titled “Unveiling Sharia” that will inform attendees about the global persecution of Christians and those who are carrying out much of the violence.

Set for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, the event will feature several speakers who will unveil Sharia and expose its brutal impact on Christianity in the world today:

Overland Park First Assembly of God Church at 7700 W. 75th Street in Overland Park, Kansas, will serve as the host site. Co-sponsoring the event along with the Save the Persecuted Christians Coalition are The IC2:2 Church and the Salt & Light Council.

Those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP at https://unveiling-sharia-kc.eventbrite.com, by calling (800) 870-1797 or by emailing info@savethepersecutedchristians.org. The event is free. The cost for lunch is $12 pre-paid online or guests may bring their own lunch.

At the event, the STPC Coalition will present the moving “The People of the Cross” exhibit, which features a series of banners detailing Christian persecution in countries around the world. “The People of the Cross” exhibit is a traveling display that is available for other venues and events. Contact Save the Persecuted Christians for more information.

The coalition’s work is crucial, as Christian persecution occurs so routinely it rarely makes headlines. For example, according to Open Doors, 255 Christians are killed worldwide every month. 104 Christians are abducted. 180 Christian women are raped, sexually assaulted or forced into marriage. 160 Christians are detained or imprisoned without trial. And 66 churches are attacked. Every month.

With such staggering statistics, and the knowledge that most of these crimes are not covered in the media, the STPC Coalition developed a special news aggregator—www.ChristianPersecutionNews.com—to capture current instances of persecution that do make the news and to provide those concerned an easy way to share these heartbreaking stories with others.

One of the ways Americans can render support is by encouraging their pastors and faith leaders to visit www.SaveThePersecutedChristians.org and order a free banner to display in front of their houses of worship. These simple banners feature a graphic “Save Us” plea with a cross and the coalition’s website where Americans can learn about the global persecution of Christians and find out more about what they can do to help stop the violence.

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