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09/06/2024

Pastor Anwar Fazal, founder and chairman of ISAAC TV (www.isaactelevision.tv) and founder and chairman of Eternal Life Ministries International invites believes to welcome and honour Holy Spirit. He urges believers to read at least a chapter from the holy Bible daily. Pastor Anwar Fazal in the video message has condemned the ongoing persecution against Pakistani Christian. Pastor Fazal goes on to say that he shares the pain and suffering of the Pakistani believers, who unfortunately are persecuted because of following Jesus Christ. In his live FB message below Pastor Fazal added that he took up the issue of Christian persecution with the minister of human rights in the United States in a meeting on Saturday, the 8th of June 2024. Pastor Fazal said the minister appreciated him for his bold advocacy for the persecuted Pakistani Christians.

16/08/2023

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Anawim Today reports stories of the down-trodden people from around the world. We believe that every human being has the right to liberty, personal freedom, freedom of thought, conscience and religion.

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