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Children – The Unknown Among Egypt’s Persecuted

October 12, 2011
October 12, 2011

Christian children born in Egypt’s garbage slums are sadly among the country’s greatest victims of persecution. Before they were born, their parents were ostracized for their Christian faith. Government policies discriminating against them for their beliefs prevented them from being educated and pushed many of them to accept demeaning jobs, like trash collecting, as the only means to provide for their families. Children grow up vulnerable to diseases, many without a fighting chance of survival or to make something more of their lives.
After four trips to Egypt, countless meetings with local churches and ministries, and hours of research, ICC has finally found a solution. In partnership with local churches, ICC is sending children to school. Click here to read the full story on our blog.

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