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Kazakhstan: Pastor Kashkumbayev In Desperate Situation- How You Can Help

By VOICE OF THE PERSECUTED on October 26, 2013 • ( 2 )

Pastor Kashkumbayev, 67, was released to house arrest after having been imprisoned since May for his Christian activities, only to be immediately re-arrested for religious extremism. More on this story HERE

CNB interviews ICC President Jeff King on Pastor Kashumbayev’s urgent and dangerous situation.

Pastor Kashkumbayev is in a very desperate situation. Please remember him in your prayers and help apply political pressure for his release.

HOW TO HELP

PRAY for Divine healing and intervention
Contact the Kazak Embassy in Washington D.C. by phone at 202-232-5488 (they only take calls in the afternoon)
Call your Representatives on Capital Hill and ask them to speak with the ambassador, Kairat Umarov now serving his third stint in Washington, D.C., to explain to them what is going on with this case. Ask for a return reply and follow up with them on this progress. Locate your Representative HERE Do not delay!

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Tags: arrested, christian persecution, House of Representatives, how to help persecuted Christian, Kairat Umarov, Kazak Embassy, Kazakhstan, Pastor Kashkumbayev, Washington D.C.

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iamnotashamedofthegospelofchrist
October 26, 2013 • 2:21 pm

I will stand with you in prayer, and make the suggested calls.

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  October 26, 2013 • 2:38 pm
  
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