Media Silence on Global Christian Persecution Must End
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The silence surrounding the global persecution of Christians is deafening.
Recent tragedies, such as the suicide bombing at the Greek Orthodox Mar Elias Church in Damascus, are stark reminders of the violent intolerance faced by Christians across the world.
On June 22, 2025, this horrific attack left 22 worshippers dead and 63 others wounded, yet it barely registered in mainstream media.
This pattern of neglect extends to the staggering persecution endured by Christians in numerous countries, particularly in Nigeria, where atrocities go largely unacknowledged by the press.
Over the last decade, estimates suggest that around 52,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria alone due to Islamist violence.
More than 300 Christians have been abducted from schools in recent months, and the numbers continue to rise.
Despite this ongoing crisis, mainstream media outlets allocate a mere fraction of their reporting to these horrific events.
In stark contrast, the media perpetually covers sensationalized narratives that align more with progressive agendas—distracting from the grave reality of religious persecution.
The imperative to shine a light on these atrocities has fallen to courageous figures like TreVeyon Henderson, an NFL rookie running back who is using his platform to raise awareness.
As part of the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" initiative, Henderson is making a powerful statement by honoring persecuted Christians in Nigeria with the design of his cleats.
He has incorporated drops of blood into the cleat design, symbolizing both the sacrifices made by Christians and their unwavering faith despite the dangers they face.
Henderson's commitment to this cause serves as a poignant reminder of the bravery displayed by persecuted Christians around the world.
He emphasizes that their faithfulness inspires him to boldness in his own Christian walk here in the United States—a place where religious freedom is taken for granted, yet still faces challenges.
It is disheartening that while the media clamors over narratives that fit a specific agenda, they remain silent on a humanitarian crisis that threatens the very fabric of faith and freedom.
In a world where left-leaning narratives often dominate discourse, it is critical that we support those who dare to champion the cause of religious freedom and highlight the humanity of the persecuted church.
As conservative values resonate with millions across the nation, the need for a national conversation about the plight of persecuted Christians is more urgent than ever.
Henderson’s cleats represent not just a moment on the football field but a call to action for every American to recognize and advocate for the rights of those who are persecuted for their faith.
Sources:
discernreport.com
theblaze.com
outkick.com
Recent tragedies, such as the suicide bombing at the Greek Orthodox Mar Elias Church in Damascus, are stark reminders of the violent intolerance faced by Christians across the world.
On June 22, 2025, this horrific attack left 22 worshippers dead and 63 others wounded, yet it barely registered in mainstream media.
This pattern of neglect extends to the staggering persecution endured by Christians in numerous countries, particularly in Nigeria, where atrocities go largely unacknowledged by the press.
Over the last decade, estimates suggest that around 52,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria alone due to Islamist violence.
More than 300 Christians have been abducted from schools in recent months, and the numbers continue to rise.
Despite this ongoing crisis, mainstream media outlets allocate a mere fraction of their reporting to these horrific events.
In stark contrast, the media perpetually covers sensationalized narratives that align more with progressive agendas—distracting from the grave reality of religious persecution.
The imperative to shine a light on these atrocities has fallen to courageous figures like TreVeyon Henderson, an NFL rookie running back who is using his platform to raise awareness.
As part of the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" initiative, Henderson is making a powerful statement by honoring persecuted Christians in Nigeria with the design of his cleats.
He has incorporated drops of blood into the cleat design, symbolizing both the sacrifices made by Christians and their unwavering faith despite the dangers they face.
Henderson's commitment to this cause serves as a poignant reminder of the bravery displayed by persecuted Christians around the world.
He emphasizes that their faithfulness inspires him to boldness in his own Christian walk here in the United States—a place where religious freedom is taken for granted, yet still faces challenges.
It is disheartening that while the media clamors over narratives that fit a specific agenda, they remain silent on a humanitarian crisis that threatens the very fabric of faith and freedom.
In a world where left-leaning narratives often dominate discourse, it is critical that we support those who dare to champion the cause of religious freedom and highlight the humanity of the persecuted church.
As conservative values resonate with millions across the nation, the need for a national conversation about the plight of persecuted Christians is more urgent than ever.
Henderson’s cleats represent not just a moment on the football field but a call to action for every American to recognize and advocate for the rights of those who are persecuted for their faith.
Sources:
discernreport.com
theblaze.com
outkick.com
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