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Vandals Destroy CUFI Billboard. Help Us Fight Back. DONATE NOW!
Dear Jorge,
The Israel haters are not an ocean away. They are right here in own backyard. We experienced this personally on Monday when vandals destroyed a CUFI billboard outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico purchased and placed by local CUFI members.
The way we respond to this attack will define us as people and as an organization. Will we back down? Will we get angry? Or will we rededicate ourselves to sharing our message? This last option is the Christian answer. We must respond by speaking out undeterred! We must respond by building CUFI!
Please help us demonstrate loudly and clearly that we will not be silenced. Please help us turn what was meant for evil into something positive! Please help us respond to this attack with more billboards, more pro-Israel events, and more CUFI members!
Click here to make a contribution to our ongoing efforts to educate Christians across America — and our leaders in Washington — about the need to stand with our ally Israel.
Blessings to you and those you love,
Pastor John Hagee
National Chairman
Christians United for Israel		David Brog
Executive Director
Christians United for Israel


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