REMEMBER Pastor Saeed!

  Please join me today (Wednesday, December 4th) in making sure Pastor Saeed is remembered by all of us and by governments as well.
  He has not yet been freed, and his life is very much in danger.  Just write a quick note on his behalf on Facebook, Google+, your blog, Instagram, Twitter, etc.

  Please take 5 minutes and spread the cry for prayer and for political action on Pastor Saeed's behalf.  Use the hashtag: #freesaeed on all your platforms.


  Here are some of the recent updates on Pastor Saeed's situation;

--from the American Center for Law and Justice--

  Deadly threats to American Pastor Saeed are increasing.
  We have just learned that he has been repeatedly robbed and threatened at knifepoint by fellow prisoners in the deadly Iranian prison to which he has been transferred.
  His health is quickly deteriorating. Iranian authorities refuse to give him medication and deplorable prison conditions have led to lice, malnourishment, and weight loss.
  Iran has sent him to disappear. The U.S. government has abandoned this U.S. citizen. Pastor Saeed has been left for dead.
  We must be his voice.
  I, along with ACLJ Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow, am in Europe meeting with key world leaders urging pressure on Iran for Saeed's release.
  Join us in these meetings by signing our petition, and let the world know Pastor Saeed is not forgotten.
     Sign the Petition to Stand with Pastor Saeed at BeHeardProject.com.
Jordan Sekulow
ACLJ Executive Director

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  The prison Pastor Saeed was transferred to has been described as "deadly and inhuman."
22,000 of the most violent criminals in Iran are crammed into a prison built to hold 5,000. It's where prisoners of conscience are sent to disappear.
  Pastor Saeed's life is at stake.
  But you are making your voice heard. Your unprecedented response – the fastest-growing petition in ACLJ history – has led Senators, Representatives, and the U.S. State Department to speak out for Pastor Saeed once again.

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  Pastor Saeed Abedini, an American citizen, has been imprisoned in Iran for over a year for the crime of being a Christian. more: http://beheardproject.com/saeed
  In recent negotiations with the government of Iran over their nuclear program, his plight was completely ignored by our administration.

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