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APPEAL JULY 2024
18 July 2024

WHY MPs NEED TO KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT CHRISTIANS LIKE DAUDA

 

WILL YOU SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER TODAY?

They murdered three women and torched 63 homes in Dauda’s village. 

 

Dauda and the Kamuru community in northern Nigeria were targeted by Fulani militia because they are Christian, but that’s not what most people believe.

 

The narrative in the media  the one believed by most people and politicians is that they were collateral damage in a conflict caused by climate change. “It’s just herders fighting farmers,” they say.

 

But, they are wrong...

 

'Why did the Fulani leave the Muslims who are farmers and attack only Christians, if this is not a religious issue?' says Dauda.

 

Dauda’s village was targeted because of persecution, not climate change. You know that, but those in power need to know it too.

 

The Lindisfarne Centre for the Study of Christian Persecution shares expert, rigorously researched academic analysis on the plight of Christians like Dauda with politicians and the media. We have contributed to All Party Parliamentary Groups in Westminster, CBN News USA, Premier Christianity UK and secular and Christian media.

 

We are trying to change the narrative and speak truth to power.

 

Just £10 could enable research on the plight of persecuted Christians in Nigeria to reach the hands of a newly-elected MP.  

 

Will you help change the narrative and stand with persecuted Christians like Dauda?

 

Will you help speak truth to power?

 

Click HERE to give today

 

The Lindisfarne Centre is a new Christian charity. We don’t have a big mailing list and we don’t have a fundraising team. We rely entirely on Christians like you, who care about the truth, to help cover the costs of publishing our free research and advocating at the highest level.

 

So please share this message with friends and family who also care about persecuted Christians.

 

Thank you for helping speak truth today.

 

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Dr Martin Parsons

Lindisfarne Centre CEO

 

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'The importance of the work of the Lindisfarne Centre is highlighted by the escalating persecution of Christians in many parts of the world, often largely unreported.’

– The Rt Hon, The Baroness Cox, cross-bench peer and leading human rights campaigner 

 

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