TAN TRIAL UPDATE
Amb. Morse Tan pled not guilty Friday, Oct 16 in Seoul to criminal defamation charges over remarks made in Washington, D.C. about President Lee Jae Myung’s alleged teenage involvement in a serious crime and juvenile detention.
Exit ban since late May. Next hearing: Dec 18.
A U.S. consular officer observed; no strong Trump administration response yet.
#FreeMorseTan
And this past weekend, Oct. 11, he spoke at Korea’s largest church. His bravery under fire is an inspiration to Christians everywhere.
God bless Amb. Morse Tan!
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Amb. Tan spoke to an estimated 1.2 million supporters a few weeks back.
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AMB. @MorseHTan Trial begins tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 16, at 11:30 am in Korea.
Save the Persecuted Christians U.S. stands in solidarity with Israel on October 7, marking three years since 1,200+ were killed and 251 taken hostage. Thankfully all hostages - dead or alive - have been rescued by the IDF.
Urge President Trump to demand that Xi Jinping free 100 prisoners of conscience before the September 24 state visit — including the eight remaining Zion Church pastors, Pastor Wang Yi, Pastor Gao Quanfu and Pang Yu, missing and detained Catholic bishops including James Su Zhumin and Peter Shao Zhumin, Pastor John Cao, Jimmy Lai, and the other names raised by their families this week. Pastor Ezra Jin’s release proved that a presidential ask works.
Please make the ‘Big, Beautiful Release’ a prerequisite to the summit, not a talking point after it.
Call 202-456-1111
savethepersecutedchristians.…
Students in Colorado danced on a red stained Israeli flag during an anti-ICE statewide walkout protest that turned violent.
Later, an adult carried the flag yelling at citizen journalists and inciting the teenagers to mob action that wounded 5 and sent 3 to the hospital.
Photo credit: The Denver Gazette
America’s Red Guard was Born in a Denver Park
At La-Alma Lincoln Park in Denver, an anti-ICE protest turned violent.
Echoes of Mao’s infamous Red Guard were on display for all to see.
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Nigeria’s Middle Belt has become a hunting ground.
Christians seized from villages and churches are held in ransom camps under conditions designed to break body and spirit. This is systematic.
There are hundreds of forest-based concentration camps where Christians are the primary inventory. Starved. Beaten. Sold back for ransom. Or left to die.
And increasingly, entire communities are being overtaken and turned into mass prison camps with Fulani overseers while local political and security officials look the other way.








