Friends, this Wednesday is going to be special! 🔥
My good friend Troy Jackson will be joining us as we come together to HONOR & CELEBRATE THE MEMORY OF CHARLIE KIRK.
Come stand with us as a church family. GET IN THE ROOM.
🕖 Wednesday | 7 PM
📍 301 S. Dobson St., Burleson, TX
📺 LIVE on https://t.co/mQNak2RFa0
WE’LL SEE YOU THERE!
PRAY 🙏 A Chinese lawyer who helped defend Pastor Ezra Jin and Zion Christian Church as they were being imprisoned and persecuted by the communist regime has left China under pressure from government authorities. Now she's without a country, has no safe place to call home, and needs help.
FULL STORY: https://t.co/UtW0jTaGO3
Christians are being massacred, and their women kidnapped, raped, and forcibly converted to Islam daily in Nigeria.
This past year, more Christians have been killed in Nigeria than Palestinians in Gaza.
And still, not a single protest for them!
Pastor Cao served 7 years in prison. Now he’s fighting stage 4 cancer, and China won’t let him return home to his family in the U.S. Join me in petitioning President Trump to raise his case with President Xi on Sept. 24. Add your name at https://t.co/VecKXLWBR4
82 years ago today, two young men crawled out of a woodpile in occupied Poland and began walking — straight into the unknown.
One was just 19. The other, 26.
For two endless years they had endured the unimaginable inside Auschwitz — the worst place on earth. They had seen selections, gas chambers, and crematoria running day and night. They had counted the trains, the souls, the murdered.
And they refused to stay silent.
Their names were Rudolf Vrba and Alfréd Wetzler.
Vrba had stood on the Judenrampe for months, watching train after train arrive, memorizing the horror no one outside was supposed to know. Wetzler had worked in the mortuary, witnessing the machinery of industrial murder up close.
In early 1944, they learned the Nazis were preparing for the slaughter of nearly 800,000 Hungarian Jews. New rails, new killing facilities — everything was being scaled up for mass murder on an unthinkable scale.
They could not wait any longer.
On April 7, 1944, they slipped into a hidden cavity inside a massive woodpile, surrounded by petrol-soaked tobacco to confuse the dogs. They lay there for three terrifying days and nights as SS guards and search parties hunted them. On the evening of April 10 — exactly 82 years ago — they finally emerged and began their journey.
They walked 80 miles over eleven harrowing nights through hostile territory. Moving only in darkness, hiding by day, crossing rivers, guided by stars, sustained by the quiet bravery of Slovak peasants who risked everything to help them.
On April 21 they reached Slovakia. There, they dictated the first detailed eyewitness report of Auschwitz — 33 pages of precise, devastating truth: layouts of the gas chambers, capacities of the crematoria, transport-by-transport death counts. They estimated 1.75 million Jews had already been murdered.
The Vrba-Wetzler Report reached the Vatican, Allied intelligence, and Jewish leaders. But it sat for weeks while the world hesitated.
Then, in June 1944, it broke into the Swiss press. Public outrage followed. Roosevelt, Churchill, the Swedish king, and the Red Cross applied pressure. On July 9, Hungarian Regent Miklós Horthy ordered the deportations stopped.
Because of their courage, the remaining 200,000 Jews of Budapest were spared deportation. Those lives were saved.
Vrba and Wetzler risked everything because they believed the truth still mattered — that if the world only knew, it would act.
They were right.
Their report became one of the most important documents of the 20th century, entered into evidence at Nuremberg. It stands as eternal proof that two ordinary young men, armed only with memory and unbreakable will, can pierce the darkness and change history.
Never forget the price they paid to speak.
Never again should the world look away.
Since being injured in battle, Amit ben Shoshan hasn’t slowed down - he’s pushed even harder.
Through relentless physical therapy, intense training with @sagidovev, and the unwavering support of his family, he continues to redefine what resilience looks like.
We’re all rooting for him.
🎥 Or ben Shoshan
BREAKING: Patrick Bet David just directly challenged Tucker Carlson.
“Let’s hire third party accounting firms to go through our financials and see if I’ve ever taken money from Israel or if you’ve ever taken money from Qatar or Pakistan.”
Never forget the Armenian Genocide-the largest slaughter of Christians in modern history.
Rare archival footage of the death marches.
- @lianna_armenian
Democrat Rep. Greg Casar: "Have you met with any of the 1.4 million people who have lost their health insurance just this last year?"
RFK Jr.: "They're almost all illegal immigrants."
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