Churchgoers Across America Wear Orange in Solidarity With Middle Eastern Christians Afflicted by ISIS
Orange is the new color for Sundays, as the movement to wear the color
either in clothing or on ribbons – to raise attention to the Christians
executed by ISIS.
The trend was popularized by several Christian leaders, including Catholic writer Rey Flores, who declared ‘Orange is the New Color of Martyrdom’
Pastor Frank Bolella, of Living Word Community Church, in Dumont, N.J., said his church is participating because the campaign is a good way to get parishioners talking about persecution of Christians.
“The World need to be aware first of all what is happening,” he said.
One congregant, John Estrada, said wearing orange made him feel like he was taking action.
“The reason why I am wearing an orange shirt is to represent the Christian brothers and sisters that are being persecuted,” Estrada said.
The trend was popularized by several Christian leaders, including Catholic writer Rey Flores, who declared ‘Orange is the New Color of Martyrdom’
Pastor Frank Bolella, of Living Word Community Church, in Dumont, N.J., said his church is participating because the campaign is a good way to get parishioners talking about persecution of Christians.
“The World need to be aware first of all what is happening,” he said.
One congregant, John Estrada, said wearing orange made him feel like he was taking action.
“The reason why I am wearing an orange shirt is to represent the Christian brothers and sisters that are being persecuted,” Estrada said.
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