Hungary has opened a charity shop selling products made by Christian refugees in Jordan as part of the Hungarian government's efforts to prevent migration towards Europe, the Worthy News website reports today (March 26, 2022).
Tristan Azbej, Hungary's state secretary for persecuted Christians, said the shop in Budapest's Piarist Secondary School helps those facing hardship for their faith in Christ.
Speaking at the opening, he stressed that the Catholic Charity of Jordan and his secretariat's "Hungary Helps" program provides Christians fleeing Iraq training and work in Jordan.
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