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Baptist families forced from homes, Church in Mexican villages

Photo From Baptist Press. Christians displaced from their homes in Coamila and Rancho Nuevo, Mexico, enjoy a meal provided by fellow believers. CSW photo

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By Diana Chandler, posted April 30, 2024 in Persecution

HIDALGO, Mexico (BP) – Nearly 150 Baptists have fled their homes in Mexico after village leaders persecuted them because of their faith, cutting essential services and blocking entry, CSW reported April 30.

The 139 Great Commission Baptist Church members, residents of Coamila and Rancho Nuevo villages in Hidalgo, left their homes April 26 after village leaders cut off their electricity, vandalized and blocked access to some of their homes and the church, and posted guards at village entry points, said CSW (formerly Christian Solidarity Worldwide).

Despite the guarantee of religious freedom in Mexico’s constitution, a dual legal system allows local indigenous communities to govern under the Law on Uses and Customs. The laws, which vary by village and customs, are often exploited against religious minorities, several religious freedom watchdog groups have reported.

Rancho Nuevo and Coamila are indigenous Nahuatl-speaking communities. More Here

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