Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets the framework for our work: Every individual has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. In countries where this right is not respected, the Association aims to provide spiritual support to Christians around the world who are victims of discrimination or persecution. To achieve these goals, its action is twofold: Direct aid in service to persecuted Christians: It encourages Christians to assume their role as witnesses of Christ and to be a factor of peace in conflicts. The foundation of this action is the message of the Bible. This aid develops in two directions: 1) Distribution: responding to requests for Bibles, Christian books, teaching materials for adults and children. 2) Training: organizing theological training seminars for pastors and laypeople. Mobilization of the free world: It informs society of this reality and mobilizes churches in particular to elicit intercession in their favor, finance through donations, and coordinate projects to help them. It intervenes on a case-by-case basis with governments.
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