Christian Persecution in the Workplace: A Threat to Faith and Freedom

Christian Persecution in the Workplace: A Threat to Faith and Freedom

Christian persecution in the workplace is a growing concern worldwide, and it can take many forms. In this blog, we will explore the issue of Christian persecution in the workplace and share a personal account of how one individual was targeted for standing up for their faith.

The mRNA Vaccine and Vax Pass Controversy

In recent years, the COVID-19 scamdemic has led to unprecedented measures to control the spread of the virus. One of these measures was the introduction of mRNA vaccines and the requirement for a Vax Pass to prove vaccination status. However, many Christians have raised concerns about the morality of these vaccines and the implications of the Vax Pass on individual freedom.

Forced Testing and Contamination Concerns

As a result of these concerns, some employers have implemented mandatory testing policies for their employees. However, some employees have reported being forced to use contaminated testing kits that contain toxins. This raises serious concerns about the health and safety of employees who are being coerced into using these kits.

My Story: Refusing to Comply with Mandatory Testing

As a Christian, I have always believed in standing up for my faith and values, even in the face of adversity. When my employer introduced a mandatory testing policy, I was faced with a difficult decision. I knew that the testing kits were contaminated with toxins, and I couldn't in good conscience subject myself to that risk. I also did not want my son or anyone to get the shots. Which ultimately forced my conscience to protest and resign. 

The Importance of Standing Up for Your Faith

My experience is a reminder that Christian persecution in the workplace is a real and growing concern. As Christians, we must be willing to stand up for our faith and values, even in the face of adversity. We must be willing to resist the pressure to conform to societal norms and expectations, and instead, follow our conscience and our values.