My Humble Summation as we Witness Another Christmas




4. Make our world better; Add JESUS….

Merry Christmas.

Sam Peters.


I Stand For Right To Salvation Through Faith In Christ

According to Salvation Army, “Human rights are an inherent, inalienable and universal right of all citizens of the world.

They are inherent in the sense that these rights are the birthright of all human beings. People should enjoy these rights simply by reason of their humanity. They do not have to be granted or bestowed by another party for them to be enjoyed.

They are inalienable in that people cannot agree to give them up or have them taken away from them.

They are universal because they do not apply to one group but to all persons, regardless of their nationality, status, sex, race or religion.”

These basic rights are outlined in the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  

The Article 18 of the rights says


But one of the rights that have been denied of many people in this world is the right to salvation through faith in Christ. Presently there are over 50 countries where Christian are been persecuted. There are over 10 countries where it is completely illegal to be a Christian.

It has been estimated that more Christians were martyred in the 20th and 21st Century than in the previous 1,900 years combined. There were more than 26 million documented cases of martyrdom in the 20th and 21st century alone.  More than 200 million Christians in over 60 nations face persecution each day, and it is estimated that over half of these are children.  It is estimated that between 150,000 and 165,000 Christians are martyred each year. For the list of the countries where Christian are been persecuted, visit This Website

United Nations seems to be doing little or nothing about this right of the people that have been taken from them.

Today being 10th December 10, 2016, is Human Rights Day. As we pray for the persecuted Christians all over the world, let’s join our voices with them and say NO to PERSECUTION of Christians. It is their Human Right.