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WARNING THIS POST HAS SOME GRAPHIC IMAGES OF BRUISES RECEIVED AFTER AN ATTACK WITH PLANKS A Christian man was beaten by several men whilst sitting in his shop. The attack occurred after he asked the Muslim boys to stop catcalling and harassing girls outside a local church His nephew and a customer were also beaten and were taken to hospital, after they sustained injuries such as fractures and bruising. After the Muslim boys attacked the shop they rioted and pillaged the local village. During their rampage they destroyed shops and houses, in response to  members of the church standing-up against…

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A gang of Muslim sexual predators in Mandiyala Wariach, Gujranwala forcefully entered a Christian marriage reception. Whilst in the Church courtyard the men harassed young boys and girls who were attending the reception, which eventually provoked a scuffle when Christians forcibly removed them. Later in the evening the paedophile-gang returned with a larger cohort of friends and attacked the church building with guns and rocks. The gang shot a cross on the main gate and destroyed security cameras, then they ran away abusing the Christian community, while shouting threats to anyone ‘who dared call the police’. The frightened Christian community…

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Two Christian boys, one of them a minor, have been arrested and charged with blasphemy after a police officer alleged they  had named a puppy Muhammed Ali and were laughing about it. “The boys were booked under Section 295-C of the blasphemy law a statute which prohibits disrespect of the prophet Muhammed and is punishable by death. On Friday 20th May a Judge sent the two boys to prison on judicial remand and now they face a potentially long prison sentence while they try to attain acquittal or bail. Adil Babar (18 yrs) and  neighbour Simon Masih (14 yrs) were…

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Hannah Chowdhry a volunteer with British Asian Christian Association, received a Duke of Edinburgh Scheme, Gold Award last year. On 15th May she was invited to a party on the grounds of Buckingham Palace to celebrate with thousands of other award recipients, in the first ceremony held by Prince Edward the new Duke of Edinburgh. The event was a real treat for visitors many of whom had met a Royal for the first time.  The Party included music from a brass band and classical orchestra and a free tea and water were served with a cupcake. Hannah had to overcome…

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A Catholic mission school in Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was targeted in a terror attack on Tuesday 16th May.   A police constable who was protecting a school bus with primary aged girls, began firing shots at the students. During the attack one girl was killed and six others were injured. Injured students were taken away from danger and transported and treated at a nearby medical facility. Christian schools and girls schools in Pakistan are fearful that this attack is a precursor for further attacks. A school-bus in Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa carrying children home at the end of school, around…

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Hannah Chowdhry from [Chigwell will celebrate achieving her Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s (DofE) Award in Buckingham Palace Garden, hosted by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh in his first celebrations as Patron of the DofE charity. Hannah, (19 yrs), will join thousands of young people and their loved ones from across the UK for a festival-style celebration on 15th May 2023. The celebration was one of four taking place over a week at the Palace, recognising around 9,000 young people who have shown extraordinary perseverance, creativity and resilience to complete their Gold DofE in schools, community organisations, youth groups and workplaces,…

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Ilford South MP joins Christian Charity in serving food and drink to over 40 local homeless people in Redbridge. MP Sam Tarry used the time to encourage Redbridge’s most deprived residents and chose the time to celebrate the Coronation of HRH King Charles III. Mr Tarry spoke with local homeless people who were captivated by his eloquence and gave him raucous applause. Many homeless people could be seem having their picture taken with Mr Tarry, most having never met another politician during their time in homelessness. Teenage volunteers Naomi (15 yrs) and Willow Chowdhry (12 yrs) met an MP for…

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An Islamic cleric was lynched by a mob after comparing a political candidate Saeed Khan, to Muhammed. The violence began when the cleric stated that Mr Khan was as pious as Muhammed during a political rally, he was punched on stage and fell at which point a mob began to attack him. A video of a violent mob beating the man to death with sticks and trampling him to death has gone viral.  WARNING AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE IS GRAPHIC FOOTAGE OF THE ATTACK A Muslim cleric was lynched to death by a violent mob in Peshawar, Khyber…

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On Thursday 4th May, British Asian Christian Association, welcomed several volunteers from Eden Church in Ilford, who had a visiting team from Belgium. A team of three international volunteers who are at a Bible College in Belgium but hail from other countries including the USA and Canada, joined us at Clementswood Community Centre, and helped set-up and serve over 45 local homeless people. Their input helped us greatly and it was a pleasure to be able to provide them with an opportunity for their mission work. Pastor Bryon, from Eden Church said: “The team were helpful and very useful for…

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A Christian man experienced a public beating when he eloped and married a Muslim woman, after they fell in love. To get married Sikander William had to imitate conversion to Islam, as no Christian Pastor dared to marry a Christian man to a Muslim woman. It is illegal to have sexual relations in Pakistan without marriage and the Christian man had his own Christian conscience about such matters, he felt he had no other alternative.   Later the Muslim parents Mariyam forced the relatives of Mr William from his home and threatened to kill them if the family did not bring…

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