On this episode of Our American Stories what does freedom of religion really mean For Mariam Ibrahim it meant the difference between life and death Born in Sudan and sentenced to execution for her Christian faith Mariam escaped religious persecution and built a new life with her family in the U S Her journey is a powerful reminder of the cost of belief and the courage it takes to live it Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Miriam Ibrahim shares her story of life in Sudan, where she faced persecution and death threats for her Christian faith. She recounts her experiences in a refugee camp, her marriage, and the birth of her children. Despite the challenges, Miriam remained steadfast in her faith, and her story is a testament to the power of courage and resilience. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses the rising level of persecution for Christians around the world, citing examples from Iraq, China, and other countries. He emphasizes that persecution is not new, but its intensity and frequency are increasing, and that Christians should be prepared to suffer for their faith, as Jesus did. [... more]

A mother of two shares her remarkable story of life in Sudan, where she faced persecution and a death sentence for her Christian faith. Despite the challenges, she found courage and triumph, eventually bringing her family to the United States. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories our next story comes to us from Mariam Ibrahim who lives in Virginia But the story begins far from there Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

A mother of two, Miriam Ibrahim, shares her remarkable story of life in Sudan, where she faced persecution and a death sentence for her Christian faith. She recounts her journey to the United States, where she found freedom and a new life for her family. [... more]

In Sudan, Christians are facing intense persecution, with the Islamic State in Khartoum sending a message to the church that they still can't tolerate the gospel. Pastor Ibrahim Kondur, an American citizen, was martyred along with three of his nephews, and four other people were also shot. The Persecution Project Foundation is working to support the persecuted church in Sudan, providing medical services and humanitarian aid, and distributing scriptures in indigenous languages. [... more]

A refugee camp in Sudan is where Maryam Ibrahim was born, but she would eventually find herself in a US courtroom, fighting for her life and her faith. Meanwhile, in Memphis, Tennessee, Alex Castle is making history as the first female master distiller at Old Dominic Distillery, a company with a rich legacy that dates back to 1866. [... more]

The US military's successful operation against the ISIS leader in Syria is overshadowed by the diplomatic blunders and lack of planning that led to the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, where 13 US troops were killed, and the potential invasion of Ukraine by Russia, which has been thwarted by US intelligence. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing criticism for its decision to continue negotiations with Iran's new president, Ibrahim Raisi, who has a history of human rights abuses and led death squads in the 1980s. Raisi's election has raised concerns about the Iranian nuclear program and the country's ballistic missile capabilities, as well as its regional issues and support for terrorism. The US is under pressure to re-enter the JCPOA, but critics argue that the deal is flawed and that Iran is not committed to its terms. [... more]