Bridge of Grace

      T olerance used to be the attitude that we took toward one another about an important issue, but agreed to treat each other with respect, even if we refused to embrace other’s view on a particular topic.  In short, we may disagree with each other over a religious, political, or societal issue, but we will show each other respect and treat each other with decency, as the Lord Jesus decreed in Matthew 7:12: "Do to others as you would have them do to you.  For this is the essence of the Law of the Prophets."              However, our secular society has over the years redefined the meaning of Tolerance .  Now many are defining Tolerance as recognizing and embracing all views as equally valuable and true, even if the make opposite claims about truth.  Many today are being taught that embracing this new definition of Tolerance means that we must accept that fact that "Objective Truth Doesn't Exist."   Anything other than acceptance and approval of this view is

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world hard.  No nation has escaped it.  In Pakistan, the pandemic has taken a particular harsh toll on the poor widows of the nation, particularly those who are adherents of a minority faith.  These widows were already struggling to support themselves and their children before the pandemic, and now with the economy devastated, many have no means to sustain themselves.  Most cannot even count on aid from local churches who have also been forced to bear terrible financial burdens due to the ongoing crisis.   We have been doing all that we can to lend a helping hand to the some of the widows of the Pakistani Christian Community.  These are some of the widows we doing our utmost to help.   Tariq Masih lost his wife in April of 2020.  The COVID-19 pandemic forced the Pakistani government to shut down the nation, making it impossible for Tariq and his wife to work and support their children.  Tariq's wife fell into despair over their inability to feed t

The Nazis have long had an alliance with the Jihadist forces of the Middle East before, during, and after the  Second World War.  From 1936-1939 the Fascist regime of Rome & Berlin supplied the Arabs in the British Mandate of Palestine with money and weapons.  They also allied themselves with the Muslim Brotherhood and the Ba'th Party.   As the Second World War progressed the situation in the Middle East steadily got worse.  In Nov. 28, 1941 Hitler met with the infamous personally met with teh infamous Haj Amin  al-Husseini, where they officially proclaimed their allegiance where al-Husseini plot with teh Nazis to carry out their own Final Solution against the Jews in the Middle East.    Al-Husseini's dream was to unite all the Arabs of the Middle East into a single Empire, to essentially recreate the Caliphate, which is the same goal held by ISIS, the Muslim Brotherhood, and numerous other Jihadist terrorist groups.  Though the Nazis had their own plans for the Middle East

Beginning in 2014, the Chinese Government started a vicious campaign against the Uyghur Muslims in the Xinjiang region of their nation.  It is now estimated that approximately 2 million Uyghur's have been detained in Internment Camps.   The Chinese Communist Party has justified their action that it's a necessary measure against militant Uyghur Separatists, and that the the camps are for the purpose of "Re-education."  However, they're much more than a mere "safety precaution."  Reports reveal that the prisoners are subject to brainwashing, forced labor & sterilization.  Throughout the camps, the Uyghur's are brought into classrooms and are indoctrinated into forgetting their culture & history and conform to mainstream Chinese beliefs & practices.   Now, reports are coming out from female Uyghur's who have recently been freed that Uyghur Muslim women have been repeatedly gang raped.  The BBC reported that Uyghur women testified that e