Christians "Exploiting" Tsunami Disaster, Council on American-Islamic Relations Says
January 11, 2005, 9:00 pm
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
January 10, 2005
Cybercast News Service
The Council on American-Islamic Relations, in a recent email to supporters, said Christian missionaries are "exploiting the tsunami suffering." In its January 7 "American Muslim News Briefs," CAIR included a report from the Agape Press, which noted that a Virginia-based Christian ministry has sent teams to South Asia "to fulfill disaster victims' needs even as it works to fulfill the Great Commission." "When they're passing out a bottle of water, a blanket, a lantern, a candle, they're passing out gospel tracts with them," the ministry spokesman was quoted as saying. The spokesman said missionaries are seizing the opportunity "to be a witness of the love of Jesus Christ to the Hindus, to the Muslims, to whoever was affected, certainly fulfilling the commandment to take the gospel to everybody."
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
January 10, 2005
Cybercast News Service
The Council on American-Islamic Relations, in a recent email to supporters, said Christian missionaries are "exploiting the tsunami suffering." In its January 7 "American Muslim News Briefs," CAIR included a report from the Agape Press, which noted that a Virginia-based Christian ministry has sent teams to South Asia "to fulfill disaster victims' needs even as it works to fulfill the Great Commission." "When they're passing out a bottle of water, a blanket, a lantern, a candle, they're passing out gospel tracts with them," the ministry spokesman was quoted as saying. The spokesman said missionaries are seizing the opportunity "to be a witness of the love of Jesus Christ to the Hindus, to the Muslims, to whoever was affected, certainly fulfilling the commandment to take the gospel to everybody."
Christians "Exploiting" Tsunami Disaster, Council on American-Islamic Relations Says
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