If you happened to watch Glenn's radio program on T.V. Friday, you may have seen Glenn holding a stack of blue folders. Each folder represented a person or family in dire need this Easter weekend.
Trapped in Iraq mere miles from ISIS strongholds, over 500 Christians preparing to leave the country this week were denied departure following the Brussels terror attack on Tuesday. The country that was supposed to receive the group backed out at the last minute.
"We had a thousand people ready to go between two countries," Glenn said. "We need a miracle as we work on the Nazarene project because it is not getting easier. It is getting much harder."
Glenn launched the Nazarene Fund with his nonprofit Mercury One last summer, raising over $10 million and rescuing 400 persecuted Christian families from Iraq just before Christmas.
"We just need prayers," Glenn said. "We need miracles because every single country is closing their door to these people who are 7 miles away from being crucified."
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