Bridge of Grace

The Nagorno-Karabakh  conflict appears to be coming to a disastrous conclusion for the Armenian people.  The conflict began near the end of the Cold War in 1988 with the dissolution of the Soviet Union.  Armenia & Azerbaijan both became autonomous states.  However, the region of Nargorno-Karabakh, which is a predominanty Armenian region within Azerbaijan's borders, voted to break off and join with Armenia, leading to a six-year conflict resulting in an Armenian victory in 1994.  The conflict ended with over 30,000 people dead, along with approximately 700,000 Azeris & 400,000 Armenians dispersed.  Unfortunately, the conflict did not end there.  Border clashes continued for years until 2020 when the Azeris attacked an overwhelmed the Armenian forces.  Although a ceasefire was called with Russian forces acting as peacekeepers, the peace soon broke down with the Azeris going back on the offensive in the month of September.  Now, the Arme...

The disappearance of Coptic Christian women from the streets of Egypt is an ongoing phenomenon that shows no signs of ending.  Authorities often tell the families of the missing girls that they have "willingly converted to Islam & married Muslim men," but this is not what's happening.  The reality is that Salafist networks across Egypt regularly plot to kidnap Coptic Christian women & subject them to forced "Islamization.  Members of these networks regularly meet in Mosques to track down Coptic girls and plot on where and how to kidnap them.  They watch their homes, monitor all of their activities, and at times use female Muslim recruits to infiltrate their lives & form false friendships to lure the Coptic girls into a false sense of security.  Then, once the timing is right, the Salafists strike.   Kidnapped Coptic Christian Girls The Salafists take them to any number of their "safehouses" where they keep the girls locked up and often drug...