Egyptian Missionaries Respond to Train Shootings with Christian Love Campaign
Special to the ASSIST News Service – From Christian Aid Mission
CAIRO, EGYPT (ANS) — In the wake of last week’s fatal train shooting, and a series of Christmas church attacks and the New Year terror bombing, a leading native missionary leader is calling for “a Christian love campaign in Egypt to all people who are not Christians.â€
The leader told Christian Aid Africa Director Rae Burnett that “persecution is increasing everywhere†in Egypt and asked Christians overseas to continue to pray, even though the news media is not reporting the increased pressure on Christians in Egypt.
Last week an off-duty policeman boarded a train and went from car to car shooting those he identified as Christians – one man was killed in the attack and four women were wounded.
“We wonder if Christians will continue to be safe riding trains or walking in the streets,†said the Egyptian leader, “but we are happy that God has placed us here, and we believe that He will use this time to bring many souls to Him. We pray that God will touch many hearts with His love, and that the gospel will be known to all Egyptians.â€


















