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Much appreciated, Dave.There is a website that is selling tshirts with the Arabic letter on them. For those who may not be familiar with Arabic, the name of the letter is nun, which is pronounced like the English word “noon.”
Do you have a link for that website?There is a website that is selling tshirts with the Arabic letter on them. For those who may not be familiar with Arabic, the name of the letter is nun, which is pronounced like the English word “noon.”
Not at the moment, and Google is failing me. If I run across it, and someone else hasn’t already posted it, I’ll come back and let you know. Sorry.Do you have a link for that website?
Do you have a link for that website?
I found this website below with the shirts like what you describe (but please note that I know nothing about this website as far as how trustworthy it is or where the funds go etc, I just found it by google searching).Not at the moment, and Google is failing me. If I run across it, and someone else hasn’t already posted it, I’ll come back and let you know. Sorry.
Well done. Thanks, McCall.I found this website below with the shirts like what you describe (but please note that I know nothing about this website as far as how trustworthy it is or where the funds go etc, I just found it by google searching).
ucatholic.mybigcommerce.com/n-n-mosul-t-shirt-proceeds-support-persecuted-christians-in-the-middle-east/
religionnews.com/2014/07/25/twitter-iraq-christian-wearen/
There are Evangelical charities also collecting for Christian families in Iraq:Share solidarity of prayer and love with victims of terrible suffering in Iraq, especially threatened Christians of Mosul. #WeAreN