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GIA CHACÓN

GIA CHACÓN

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ABOUT gia

Gia Chacón is a human rights advocate and the founder of For the Martyrs, a leading voice advocating for persecuted Christians around the world.

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A surveillance camera mounted on a pole with the Notre Dame Cathedral in the background, and a streetlamp in front of the cathedral. Article by Gia Chacon

Explore Gia’s written work. Each piece reflects her firsthand experience on the frontlines of religious persecution and her commitment to giving voice to the persecuted Church.

Explore Gia’s written work. Each piece reflects her firsthand experience on the frontlines of religious persecution and her commitment to giving voice to the persecuted Church.

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A surveillance camera and a street lamp in front of a historic church with a large rose window, under a blue sky. Article by Gia Chacon

WRITTEN WORK

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A security camera in front of a historic church building with a clock tower, and a street lamp, under a blue sky. Article by Gia Chacon

Explore Gia’s written work. Each piece reflects her firsthand experience on the frontlines of religious persecution and her commitment to giving voice to the persecuted Church.

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Woman in sunglasses standing before an arched church entrance marked “Eglise Baptiste Bethléem,” featured in The Conservateur article “Tehran’s War on Christianity.”
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Wonderful night attending the premiere of By Dawn’s Early light at the Kennedy Center. Special thank you to the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias & the James Madison Center for Free Speech for hosting such a beautiful and importan
Let me take you back to 2020. We had just held the first March for the Martyrs in California, marking the first large-scale public demonstration in the United States standing in solidarity with persecuted Christians around the world. Days later, I w
Blessed be Egypt, my people. Isaiah 19:25
I grew up listening to my grandmother and great-grandmother recount their time with Mother Teresa. My grandmother was a Coworker of the Missionaries of Charity and knew Mother Teresa personally, often sharing stories from the many countries they serv
In 301 AD, decades before Rome, Armenia became the first nation on earth to officially embrace Christianity. It started with one man in a hole in the ground. Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned for 13 years for refusing to deny Christ. When
On March 26th, my beloved grandfather was laid to rest. My grandfather shaped who I am in more ways than I have words for. He loved the Lord and lived for Him and his family. He was an exemplary father and grandfather, who gave us the world without

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