Écriture 🌍 FUNDING & PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY – DIGITAL EVANGELISM, PEACE & COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION I am pleased to present a project that is very close to my heart: Digital Evangelism, Peace, Education and Community Transformation Initiative, led by Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry in Chad. As a Christian servant and evangelist, my sincere motivation is to use the opportunities and gifts God has given me to serve humanity, share the Gospel, encourage young people, promote peace and reconciliation, and use digital platforms responsibly to spread messages of hope, education and positive values. For some time, I have been using social media to evangelise, educate, encourage and promote peace. However, one major challenge is the lack of appropriate audiovisual equipment to produce high-quality videos, educational programs, interviews and digital awareness content capable of reaching a wider audience. 🎯 Our vision is to establish a sustainable digital media capacity that will allow us to: • Produce quality evangelistic and educational videos • Promote peace, reconciliation and social cohesion • Encourage young people through education and positive values • Promote responsible use of social media and the Internet • Train young people and volunteers in basic digital media skills • Reach communities locally, nationally and internationally through digital platforms The project is planned for 24 months, with an indicative budget of up to AUD 60,000, subject to the official funding requirements and eligibility criteria applicable to Chad. The project can also receive partial financial support, audiovisual equipment, computers, technical training, mentorship, Internet/digital services or other eligible in-kind contributions. Every contribution is valuable and can be adapted to the priorities and capacity of the partner or donor. 🙏🏽 My personal testimony and motivation I am not seeking support simply to acquire equipment. I am seeking partners who believe that digital communication can become a powerful instrument for education, peace, hope and positive transformation. I have continued this work with the limited resources available to me because I believe that what God has placed in our hands should be used to serve others and bring glory to Him. With appropriate tools and partnerships, I believe this work can reach many more people. My academic and professional background includes Christian leadership training at the Christian Leadership Institute in Michigan, USA (2022), a Bachelor's Degree in Humanitarian Project Management, and training in political advisory/public policy in Ghana, together with experience in education, leadership, project management and community engagement. I am therefore open to working with foundations, NGOs, churches, development partners, companies, individual donors and organisations that share this vision. 📌 PROJECT CONTACT Bagamang Baldere Bertrand Founder & Evangelist Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry – Chad 📧 Email: bagamangbertrand[gmail].com 📱 WhatsApp: +235 66 19 40 85 🌐 Platform: Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry 📄 A complete professional project proposal in PDF and Word format is available upon request for interested partners and donors. Together, we can use digital communication to educate, inspire, evangelise, promote peace and contribute to the transformation of communities. 🙏🏽 May God bless every person, organisation and partner who chooses to support positive change and the service of humanity. #FundingOpportunity #DigitalEvangelism #Peacebuilding #CommunityDevelopment #Education #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalTransformation #SocialCohesion #Chad #Africa #NGO #Partnership #ChristianLeadership #Evangelism

U.S. Statement on Persecution Must Be a Call for Unity: Northern CAN Urges Nigerians Compiled By Televangelist HB Morgan The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), representing the 19 Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja), has urged the Nigerian populace to convert the recent diplomatic tension stirred by U.S. President Donald Trump's comments on alleged Christian genocide into a catalyst for national unity and collective action. The association's Chairman, Reverend John Hayab, issued the call on Tuesday, emphasizing that Nigerians should not perceive President Trump's statement as a divisive or antagonistic external condemnation. Instead, he proposed that it should be viewed as a vital opportunity for citizens across all faiths to collaborate and decisively end the persistent issues of killings and religious intolerance plaguing the country. According to Rev. Hayab, the statement, which alleged that Christians in Nigeria were facing severe persecution, should function as a "wake-up call" for both Christian and Muslim communities. He encouraged the faith groups to unite their efforts and demand that the government implement concrete steps to ensure the safety and freedom of every citizen, regardless of their religious affiliation or identity. Hayab argued that an objective interpretation of the U.S. President's words reveals a genuine concern for the Nigerian people, rather than a mere condemnation. He framed the statement as the voice of an outsider urging Nigerians to take serious action to foster peace and unity within their nation. He concluded that the goal should be for "peace-loving Christians and Muslims to unite and demand concrete action by our government to stop the killing of anybody because of religion or any form of identity." Northern CAN Urges Nigerians to Unite Against Religious Violence Following U.S. Statement Abuja, Nigeria In response to recent comments by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the persecution of Christians in Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), representing the 19 Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory, has issued a clarion call for **national unity and decisive action** to end religious violence. Speaking on behalf of the association, Reverend John Hayab, Chairman of Northern CAN, emphasized that the statement should not be viewed as a divisive critique from abroad, but rather as a wake-up call for Nigerians of all faiths to confront the ongoing crisis of religious intolerance and targeted killings. “This is not about politics or foreign interference,” said Rev. Hayab. “It is about the lives of our fellow citizens. It is about restoring peace, dignity, and safety for every Nigerian—Christian, Muslim, or otherwise.” Northern CAN is urging religious leaders, civil society organizations, and everyday Nigerians to rise above sectarian divides and demand that the government implement concrete measures to protect all citizens from violence rooted in religious or ethnic identity. “We must not wait for another tragedy to unite us,” Rev. Hayab continued. “Let us act now, together, to end the bloodshed and build a country where no one is targeted for their faith.” The association reiterated that the U.S. President’s remarks, while stark, reflect a growing global concern about Nigeria’s internal security challenges. Rather than reacting with defensiveness, Northern CAN encourages Nigerians to embrace this moment as an opportunity to forge a new path of solidarity and peace. Northern CAN calls on the Nigerian government to: - Launch transparent investigations into religiously motivated violence - Enforce laws that protect freedom of worship and human rights - Engage faith leaders in peacebuilding and reconciliation efforts - Provide security for vulnerable communities across all regions “This is a shared crisis,” Rev. Hayab concluded. “And it demands a shared solution. Peace-loving Christians and Muslims must unite and demand action—not just words—from our leaders.” 🇳🇬 Northern CAN Calls for National Unity in Wake of U.S. Persecution Statement In a powerful appeal to the conscience of the nation, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) — representing the 19 Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory — has urged Nigerians to transform the recent international spotlight on religious persecution into a rallying cry for unity, justice, and peace. The call comes in response to remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, who alleged that Christians in Nigeria are facing genocide. Rather than fueling division or resentment, Reverend John Hayab, Chairman of Northern CAN, implored Nigerians to see the statement as a moral alarm bell - a moment to rise above sectarian lines and confront the violence and intolerance that have long plagued the country. “This is not a time to argue or retreat into our religious corners,” Hayab declared. “It is a time to come together—as Christians, Muslims, and peace-loving Nigerians—to demand that our government take decisive action to protect every citizen.” Hayab emphasized that the U.S. President’s comments should not be dismissed as foreign interference or politicized rhetoric. Instead, he urged Nigerians to interpret the statement as a global call for accountability, a reminder that the world is watching and that silence in the face of injustice is no longer an option. He described the situation as a shared crisis, not a Christian or Muslim problem, but a Nigerian one. The killings, he said, are not just statistics—they are shattered families, broken communities, and a threat to the soul of the nation. “Let us not wait for another tragedy to unite us,” Hayab said. “Let us act now, together, to end the bloodshed and build a country where no one is targeted for their faith or identity.” Northern CAN’s message is clear: the path forward must be paved with solidarity, empathy, and bold civic engagement. The association is calling on religious leaders, civil society, and everyday citizens to pressure the government for transparent policies and real protections — not just promises. In a time of rising tension and global scrutiny, this moment could mark a turning point. If Nigerians heed the call, it may become not just a wake-up call, but a watershed moment for national healing. 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