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Every month The Voice of the Martyrs Newsletter shares testimonies, trials and triumphs of persecuted Christians from around the world.

Each month you will be encouraged as you read of their faithfulness to God in the face of adversity, moved to pray and challenged to action as The Voice of the Martyrs Newsletter provides practical ways to reach out in love.

Indepth articles help you to get to know the names and faces of your brothers and sisters around the world as you read their testimonies of faith and courage. Each month, special multimedia features that will bring you closer to the world in which our persecuted family lives are made available online on our VOMC websites only to newsletter subscribers. Challenging Bible teaching will help you discover how to to be a cross-carrying disciple of Jesus Christ in your world.

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This Month's Feature Article:

The Christian Lamps of Egypt

This month we introduce you to some of our family members in Egypt, home of one of the oldest churches in Christendom. They are fearless believers and, despite great personal risk and danger, their lamps shine as beacons on a hill, overcoming the spiritual darkness of North Africa.

Delivered from Egyptian Darkness

Some of the worst persecution against Muslim background believers in North Africa today is coming from family members, rather than government officials. Authorities frequently ignore the attacks, because they are sympathetic with the attackers.

Lana (not her real name), 19 years old, was raised in a devout, Muslim Egyptian home. She was taught to hate Christians. One day, a Muslim schoolmate asked Lana to join her in listening to Christian radio programs. They corresponded with the hosts to provoke them with questions they believed the Christians could not answer.

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