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21Wilberforce is working to stir citizens to action that both protects and restores religious freedom around the world.

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God comforts us not only for our own trials, but so we can comfort others—including Christians suffering persecution around the world.

In this message from 2 Corinthians 1, Wissam al-Saliby calls the church to stand with the suffering church.

Watch: https://t.co/ZsM4AZlNMs

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NEW: USCIRF releases report on religious freedom violations in Nigeria involving Fulani militants.

Read: https://t.co/8W19chmLtN

#Nigeria #ReligiousFreedom #HumanRights

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21Wilberforce President Wissam al-Saliby was quoted in @BaptistStandard on the ongoing violence and hostage crisis in Manipur, India. We continue to stand with Baptist leaders and Christian communities working for peace and reconciliation.

Read more: https://t.co/3RsLADKM74

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“One girl’s bold faith can open doors for thousands.”

Gloria Samdi Puldu is giving hope to survivors of persecution and violence in Northeast Nigeria through the LEAH Foundation.

Her story reminds us why courageous leaders matter.
https://t.co/xNWJIWLZRa

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How did the Geneva Revival help inspire the Red Cross and the first Geneva Convention?

In a new article, Wissam al-Saliby reflects on the Christian roots of modern humanitarian law — and why respect for human dignity still matters in today’s conflicts.
https://t.co/a39yQ71itK

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At a seminary near the Thailand–Myanmar border, students study while conflict continues just across the river. Many have fled war and loss. Yet faith, reconciliation, and hope are still taking root.

A powerful story about Wapang Imchen & Ashe Chakhesang.
https://t.co/gDpuXj4tZe

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Christians in Manipur, India are calling for peace amid rising violence and division.
Join us in prayer:
-Protection for vulnerable communities
-Healing for those affected
-Truth over misinformation
-Unity among believers
#PrayForManipur #ReligiousFreedom
https://t.co/u4vbw3vYsp

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Survivors of the Palm Sunday attack in Angwan Rukuba share their stories—voices that bear witness to loss, resilience, and the urgent need for protection. Their testimony is a call to act.

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Last week the Baptist church in Zaporizhzhia was struck by invading troops, taking the lives of one minister and several others. Please remember them in prayer. May God surround the grieving with comfort, strengthen the faithful, and bring a just and enduring peace.

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Easter attacks in Nigeria’s Middle Belt left dozens dead and many abducted.

“We mourn with them,” said Wissam al-Saliby.

Now is the time to raise awareness, support local voices, and stand in solidarity with affected communities.
https://t.co/1IgkuEaNAp

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We mourn the passing of Keith Skaar, founding board member of 21Wilberforce.

A man of quiet faith, humility, and generosity, Keith helped shape our mission from the beginning—serving Christ faithfully in both the marketplace and the global Church.

https://t.co/BCcZf5zA84

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Dozens killed in attacks in Nigeria during Palm Sunday weekend.

We call on authorities to:
Protect communities.
Prevent attacks.
Ensure accountability.

No more bloodshed.
https://t.co/d3gQJCnK0d

#Nigeria #ReligiousFreedom #HumanRights

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A different kind of diplomatic mission.
First Step Forum’s visit to Nigeria—co-facilitated by 21Wilberforce and local Nigerian partners—led to the Abuja Declaration, a joint commitment to peace by Christian & Muslim leaders.

https://t.co/gaOYQFmV5Y

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What if the Church’s lack of power is actually a blessing?

Wissam al-Saliby reflects on how minority churches—often without political influence—can embody faith, unity, and hope in powerful ways.

https://t.co/cDO4wurRPg

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We welcome the appointment of Mairead McGuinness as EU Special Envoy for FoRB—a long-awaited and important step.

With rising global persecution, strong leadership on freedom of religion or belief is more urgent than ever.

Read more: https://t.co/bVu1DDCseb

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New podcast: How can the Church support persecuted Christians worldwide?

Wissam al-Saliby shares his journey from post-war Lebanon to global religious freedom advocacy—and what we can do to help.

Listen now: https://t.co/XhBepinhWh

#ReligiousFreedom #PersecutedChurch

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After 40+ years in journalism, Ken Camp is stepping into a new role with 21Wilberforce.

A life spent telling meaningful stories now helping shape the future of advocacy.

Read more: https://t.co/377AdZJnIx
#Journalism #Leadership #HumanRights

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Freedom House’s Freedom on the Net 2025 report documents a 15th year of decline in global internet freedom, including greater state control and limits on online expression. https://t.co/0dBDtMrTbc #FoRB

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As Nigeria’s insecurity continues, experts say the debate over whether the violence constitutes religious persecution may miss the broader reality.
“Communities experience attacks through religious identity, but the root causes go far deeper.”
https://t.co/EhdYFUifeR

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The 2026 USCIRF Report documents rising religious persecution worldwide—from violence in Nigeria to state repression in China.

Read more here:
https://t.co/05kdx3E4Lw