Ethiopia’s Ongoing Conflict Leaves Christian Communities Living in Fear
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Thousands of Christian communities in Ethiopia are fleeing violence in their country as clashes around the border town of Moyale force families to seek safety in neighboring Kenya. The ongoing conflict has disrupted daily life, separated families, and created an urgent humanitarian crisis. Among those affected are Christians whose churches, families, and communities are struggling to cope with displacement and insecurity. “We never imagined we would have to leave our homes like this,” one displaced believer who wished to remain anonymous said.
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