While Pastor Saeed Abedini faces his third birthday in prison, the White House says his release is off the table in any deal with Iran. Did Obama break his promise to the pastor’s children?
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Activists Demand Obama Appoint Envoy for Persecuted Middle Eastern Christians
Beheadings, enslavement, kidnappings and rape plague minority religious communities across the Middle East, and it’s time for President Obama to fill a job created to address their plight, a group of prominent evangelicals, scholars and other religious leaders told the White House.
Christians Thrown Overboard by Obama
What do you call it when 12 men are drowned at sea for praying to Jesus? Answer: Religious persecution.
Therapists to Obama: Stay Out of the Counseling Office
Last week President Barack Obama announced his support for a ban on what a White House statement referred to as “conversion therapy” for minors.
White House Glosses Over Christian Targets in Kenya University Shooting
The White House has refused to admit that the Muslim extremists targeted Christians to be executed.
Obama Backs Petition to End Gay Conversion Therapy for Youth
President Obama has voiced his support for a White House petition that would ban conversion therapy for youth.
4 Notable Remarks from President Obama’s Easter Prayer Breakfast
President Obama turned both personal and preachy Tuesday during his annual Easter Prayer Breakfast, which he has hosted at the White House six times since he was elected.
Someone Tell the President: Iraqi Christians are Dying
It’s starting to seem as if the Obama White House operates on a time delay. In the case of Iraq’s religious minorities, the results have been deadly.
Five Things Christians Need to Know about the Border Crisis
The influx of unaccompanied children attempting to illegally cross the southern border of the U.S. in recent weeks has many citizens concerned about the Obama Administration’s open border agenda.
KAL 007 and MH17: A Presidential Response
The stunning downing of Malaysian flight 17 is strikingly similar to the shock of September 1, 1983, when the Russians downed a Korean passenger airliner, flight 007, which had left New York City for Seoul via Alaska.
