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Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

==Funding==
According to Rightweb, the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade has received financial support from the Pew Memorial Trust ($30,000 in 1969, $25,000 in 1972, $45,000 in 1974, $50,000 in 1977, and $65,000 from l977-78), the Berry Foundation ($1,400 from 1969-78). (6) CACC has also received funds from the Schick razor company, Richfield Oil, and the Lilly Endowment.
==Resources, Contact, Notes==
===Resources===
*Rightweb Christian Anti-Communism Crusade
===Contact===
:Web:http://www.schwarzreport.org
===Notes===
Category:?
Christian Concern for our Nation

300px|thumb|Christian Legal Centre, Credit: [http://www.christianconcern.com/christian-legal-centre/ Christian Concern, screenshot] 
Christian Concern for our Nation (CCFON) is an organisation which, according to its website, "exists to serve the Church by providing information to enable Christians to stand up publicly against a tide of unchristian legal and political changes in the United Kingdom."About CCFON, CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.
CCFON is a sister organisation of the Christian Legal Centre.About CCFON, CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.
According to The Guardian, Christian Concern 'believes that abortion should be illegal and homosexuality is a sin'.
Members of the organisation were also alleged to have held a meeting with UKIP MEP Gerard Batten who also reportedly sent them a document called 'Dismantling Multiculturalism' calling for a ban on Islamic finance as well as kosher and halal slaughter and stated: 'Islamic fundamentalism is the cuckoo in the western multicultural nest. We can either address it now or be destroyed by it in the course of time'.Rowena Mason and Rajeev Syal, Ukip MEP who supported Muslim code of conduct urged halal slaughter ban, The Guardian, 5 February 2014
==People==
*Andrea Minichiello Williams - Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer
*Ade Omooba - Co-Founder, Director
*Andrew Marsh - Campaigns Director
*Rachel Wagstaff - Head of Finance & Development
*Paul Huxley - Finance & Data Officer
*Peter McIlvenna - Events & Church Liaison
*Garry Selfridge - Head of Communications
*Suvreet Bagga - Communications Officer
*Peter Wooding - Communications Officer
*Fred Williams - Video Producer
*Andrew Cox - Systems & Data Manager
*Alice Fairbairn - Wilberforce Academy Officer
*Paul Eddy - Public Relations Consultant
*Sam Solomon - Islamic Affairs AdvisorAbout - People, Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015
==Affiliations==
*Christian Legal Centre
==Contact==
*Website http://www.ccfon.org
==Notes==
Category:Christian Right
Category:Islam Critics
Christian Freedom International

Christian Freedom International is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' CFI Who We Are: History of CFI Accessed 4th Nov 2010 . CFI's president, Jim Jacobson, has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes 'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. Christian Newswire, 5th Oct 2006 . 
The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, was accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. It was argued this encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics'. Miniter, R. Encouraging the Slave Trade July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 
CFI also have connections to Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater (now XE Services LLC), who served on the board of directors Rightweb Erik Prince 2nd Aug 2010, accessed 3rd Nov 2010 .
==Contact==
*http://www.christianfreedom.org 
==Notes==
Christian Friends of Israel France

Christian Friends of Israel France is the French branch of Christian Friends of Israel - Jerusalem.
===Branches===
Christian Friends of Israel Nederland | CFI Jerusalem | CFI - All Amigos Cristianos de Israel | CFI - America | CFI - Australia | CFI - Belgium | CFI - Brazil | CFI - Bulgaria | CFI - Canada | CFI - Cuba | CFI - France | CFI - Germany | CFI - Honduras | CFI - Hong Kong | CFI - India | CFI - Kenya | CFI - Mexico | CFI - Poland | CFI - Singapore | CFI - Slovakia | CFI - South Africa | CFI - Spain | CFI - Sri Lanka | CFI - Switzerland | CFI - Uganda | CFI - UK | CFI - USA
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement France
Christian Friends of Israel Nederland

Christian Friends of Israel Nederland is the Dutch branch of Christian Friends of Israel - Jerusalem.
===Branches===
Christian Friends of Israel Nederland | CFI Jerusalem | CFI - All Amigos Cristianos de Israel | CFI - America | CFI - Australia | CFI - Belgium | CFI - Brazil | CFI - Bulgaria | CFI - Canada | CFI - Cuba | CFI - France | CFI - Germany | CFI - Honduras | CFI - Hong Kong | CFI - India | CFI - Kenya | CFI - Mexico | CFI - Poland | CFI - Singapore | CFI - Slovakia | CFI - South Africa | CFI - Spain | CFI - Sri Lanka | CFI - Switzerland | CFI - Uganda | CFI - UK | CFI - USA
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement Netherlands
Christian Friends of Israel Spain

Christian Friends of Israel Spain is the Spanish branch of Christian Friends of Israel - Jerusalem.
===Branches===
Christian Friends of Israel Nederland | CFI Jerusalem | CFI - All Amigos Cristianos de Israel | CFI - America | CFI - Australia | CFI - Belgium | CFI - Brazil | CFI - Bulgaria | CFI - Canada | CFI - Cuba | CFI - France | CFI - Germany | CFI - Honduras | CFI - Hong Kong | CFI - India | CFI - Kenya | CFI - Mexico | CFI - Poland | CFI - Singapore | CFI - Slovakia | CFI - South Africa | CFI - Spain | CFI - Sri Lanka | CFI - Switzerland | CFI - Uganda | CFI - UK | CFI - USA
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement Spain
Christian Gouws

Christian Gouws is a former director of private security firm Erinys South Africa. According to a report by Bonny Schoonakker:
:Information lodged with the DTI in Pretoria shows that the company... is steered by South Africans. Garratt is identified as a resident of the Dainfern housing estate near Midrand and has a South African ID number indicating his age as 41. Other directors of Erinys include Christian Gouws of Menlo Park, Pretoria, and Sean Michael Cleary of Constantia, Cape Town. A fourth director, Alastair Morrison, is listed as living in France. Garratt's assistant said Gouws and Cleary had resigned from the company, but their departures were not reflected in the latest data from the DTI.Bonny Schoonakker 'SA company to protect Iraqi oil', Sunday Times (South Africa) December 7, 2003, Economy, Business & Finance; Pg. 5
Gouws is an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa and the Director of Shelf Company Warehouse in South AfricaChristian Gouws, Shelf Company South Africa, Vottle, Accessed 08-December-2009.
==See also==
Erinys International
==Notes==
Category:Private Military Corporations
Christian Hierholzer

Christian Hierholzer is managing director, Brussels of Hanover Communications.
==Career==
Hierholzer is a former policy adviser to, German MEP and member of the Environment Committee, Karl-Heinz Florenz from February 2000 to August 2001.
Between September 2003 and March 2010 he held many positions at Weber Shandwick, including advisor, senior director public affairs and director health care.
He is now managing director, Brussels of Hanover Communications. Christian Hierholzer Linkedin, undated, accessed 9 October 2014 
==Notes==
Hierholzer, Christian Hierholzer, Christian Hierholzer,Christian
Christian Institute

The Christian Institute (CI) is a British evangelical Christian pressure group. It is a registered charity that aims 'to promote Christian influence in a secular world'. 1004774 - THE CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE, Charity Commission, accessed March 2012 
==Views==
The Christian Institute says it 'exists for “the furtherance and promotion of the Christian religion in the United Kingdom” and “the advancement of education”.'Christian Institute Who we are, Accessed 5 May 2011 It is a nondenominational Christian charity 'committed to upholding the truths of the Bible. We are supported by individuals and churches throughout the UK.' 'We believe', notes their website, 'that the Bible is the supreme authority for all of life and we hold to the inerrancy of Scripture. We are committed to upholding the sanctity of life from conception.'
In 2010, the CI funded the defence of two Christian hotel owners accused of acting unlawfully under the Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations, by refusing to let a gay couple in a civil partnership in the UK stay in a double room reserved for married couples.
Gay couple hail hotel snub ruling, Press Association, 18 January 2011 The owners lost both the case and the subsequent appeal. [Christian B&B owners lose appeal over turning away gay guests, Guardian, 10 February 2012
==Funding==
In the year up to 31 December 2010 the Institute received an income of £1,739,107 and spent over £2million on its activities.
Recipient Organisation	2004	2005	2006 	2007 	2008 	2009	2010 	Total 2004-2010
Christian Institute 	- 	- 	2,000	4,000	4,000	- 	4,000	14,000
==People==
*Colin Hart - director
*Mike Judge
*Sam Webster - solicitor for the Christian Institute
===Trustees===
*John Burn OBE
*Rev David Holloway
*RevGeorge Curry
*Alex McNichol OBE
*Geoffrey Fox
*Philip Robinson
*Rod Badams | Rev Rupert Bentley Taylor | Rev James Leggett Philip The Christian Institute Trustees, accessed March 2012 
===Patrons===
Caroline Cox | Detta O'CathainHumphrey Dobson, Letter on Civil partnerships in churches: write to Peers today Christian Institute, 22 November 2011 : In 2008 it was reported that she also sponsored a parliamentary pass for the Christian Institute. Rosie Walker, Lobbying - The golden ticket Third Sector, 10 September 2008 
====Former Patrons====
Baroness Young 1995-2002Christian Institute A tribute to Lady Young, Accessed 26 March 2012
==Affiliations==
*Coalition for Marriage (C4M), a 'grassroots campaign group' against the redefinition of marriage in the UK Coalition for Marriage launched, 20 February 2012, accessed March 2012 
==Resources==
*Jessica Shepherd, Explicit sex education images criticised by Christian group, The Guardian, 9 March 2011
==Notes==
Category:Christian Right
Christian Jung

Christian Jung is a German counterjihad activist and runs the website Blu-News. He is also an 'official with the city of Munich', according to Der Spiegel. 
==History==
Jung was formerly an official within the anti-Islam party Die Freiheit (Freedom).
He founded Blu-News in 2012 and describes it as an 'alternative medium with a politically incorrect and provocative voice'. It appears to show support for far-right groupings such as Hooligans Against Salafists.The end of tolerance? Anti-Muslim movement rattles Germany, Spiegel Online, 21 December 2014, accessed 29 January 2015
==Affiliations==
*Blu-News - editor
*Die Freiheit - former member
==Notes==
Jung, Christian
Christian Kaufholz

Christian Kaufholz is a Senior Account Manager at public affairs consultancy GPlus. Christian joined GPlus in April 2005. He works on a number of accounts in trade, retail, aviation and pharmaceuticals.
Christian was most recently working in the European Commission at DG Trade where his work focused on EU-Latin American trade relations and preferential trade regimes for developing countries. More specifically, he closely followed the EU's recent efforts to reform its Generalised System of Preferences (GSP). Previous to this, he had worked at the Germany mission to the UN in Geneva, the EU Institute for Security Studies in Paris and NATO Headquarters in Brussels.GPlus Europe, Christian Kaufholz, accessed 10 January 2010.
==Biographical Information==
===History===
===Current activities===
==Views==
==Affiliations==
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==	 
===Publications===
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Phone:
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==Resources==
*GPlus Europe, Christian Kaufholz, accessed 10 January 2010.
==Notes==
Kaufholz, Christian
Christian Medical Fellowship

The Christian Medical Fellowship 'was formed in 1949 and currently has over 4,000 UK doctors and around 1000 UK medical students as members.' It says that 'Our passion is uniting and equipping Christian doctors and nurses.'Christian Medical Fellowship About, accessed 23 March 2012 It states that its aims are:
*Discipleship - to unite Christian doctors and medical students in Christ, and to encourage them to deepen their faith, live like Christ, and serve him obediently, particularly through acting competently and with compassion in their medical practice.
*Evangelism - to encourage Christian doctors and medical students to be witnesses for Christ among all those they meet.
*Mission - to mobilise and support all Christian doctors, medical students and other healthcare professionals, especially members, in serving Christ throughout the world.
*Values - to promote Christian values, especially in bioethics and healthcare, among doctors and medical students, in the church and in society.
==Notes==
Christian Michel

Christian Michel is the director of the Libertarian AllianceChristian Michel, A People's Immigration Policy, Manifesto Club, Accessed 06-May-2010 and Project Empowerment.
==Background== 
According to a biography on Michel's publication 'A People's Immigration Policy', Michel was:
 
:Born and educated in Paris, Christian Michel did odd jobs in the ﬁlm and advertising industries, before entering real life as telex operator at an American stock broking ﬁrm. Working his way up the corporate ladder, he became ﬁnance director of a public company in Geneva, before running his own business. In 2001, Christian Michel moved to London. Here he hosts salons and intellectual gatherings, both informally and at the French Institute on Saturday mornings: these events are a magnet for London’s curious and questioning. He carries out consultancy for a variety of organisations, and is president of Libertarian International, and a director of ISIL and the Libertarian Alliance.Christian Michel, A People's Immigration Policy, Manifesto Club, Accessed 06-May-2010
==Notes==
Category:Stockholm NetworkCategory:Think Tanker
Christian Peoples Alliance

According to the Christian Peoples Alliance (also known as the Christian Party) website this UK political party was:
:founded in 2000 by leading members of the non-party Movement for Christian Democracy, which in turn was formed in 1991 by a group of cross-party Christian Members of Parliament. The CPA has adopted the same principles and social vision, summarised as the Six Principles of Christian Democracy. These are Active Compassion, Respect for Life, Social Justice, Wise Stewardship, Empowerment and ReconciliationAbout Us, The Christian Peoples Alliance, The Christian Peoples Alliance, Accessed 08-September-2009. 
The party's beliefs are summed up as:
:We believe that Christianity gives a vision for the whole of politics - through principles, policies, peacemaking, economic policy and ethics. The Bible as God's revelation and Jesus' words and life are our central guide. We see the death and resurrection of Jesus as the central human event, bringing peace with God, and renewed life. We want to live within God's love and forgiveness, rather than remain within the old patterns of human failure in life and politicsAbout Us, The Christian Peoples Alliance, The Christian Peoples Alliance, Accessed 08-September-2009. 
Since 2000 the party has competed in elections on the European, National and local level. In the 2009 European elections they received 249,493 votesEuropean Election 2009: UK Results, Elections 2009, BBC News, Accessed 08-September-2009.
==People==
*Sid Cordle MBE, current leader 
*Alan Craig - former leader until 2012
==Funding==
*New Heritage Foundation - In 2008 gave a grant of £1,000 to Alan Craig.New Heritage Foundation, Financial Statements for the period 1 February 2008 to 31 December 2008.
==Contact==
:Federal Office
:St. Luke's Community Centre,
:85 Tarling Road,
:London,
:E16 1HN.
:Tel: 0845 4565 478
:0845 45 65 478CPA Contact Us, accessed 9 September 2009
Email: info@cpaparty.org.uk
	
Between 2004 and 2006 at least the Party was based at:
:7, Storey's Gate London SW1P 3AT Telephone: 0845 45 65 478. E mail: info@cpalliance.netChristian Council for Monetary Justice [ http://www.ccmj.org/new/papers/cpalliance.htm Christian People’s Alliance – Principles (CPA) ], accessed 9 September 2009
==Notes==
Category: Political Party
Category: European Political Party
Category: Political Party in UK
Christian Porta

==Affiliations==
According to the FAME financial database Christian Porta is a director of the following companies:
*Scotch Whisky Association
*Allied Domecq Investments Limited
*Allied Domecq Overseas Canada Limited
*Allied Domecq Overseas Europe Limited
*Allied Domecq Pensions Limited
*Chambre de Commerce Francaise de Grande-Bretagne Limited
*World Brands Duty Free Services Limited
*Allied Domecq financial Services Limited
*Chivas Brothers Holdings Limited
*GOAL Acquisitions Holdings Limited
*Allied Domecq Investments UK Limited
*Hill, Thompson & Co Limited
*Chivas Brothers Limited
*Chivas Brothers Japan Limited
*Chivas Brothers Europe Limited
*Chivas Brothers Americas Limited
*Chivas Brothers Pernod Ricard
 FAME Financial Database Scotch Whisky Association Last Accessed 2nd July 2007 (subscription required) 
==References==
Porta, Christian Porta, Christian
Christian Salvesen plc

== Company History ==
Once known for its whaling fleet, Christian Salvesen Plc has recreated itself as a major European logistics company for the 21st century. Based in Northampton, England, the company offers warehouse design, fleet management, packaging, processing, and other distribution support services for customers ranging from supermarket leaders Safeway and Tesco, to retailers such as Ikea, to food producers including Danone and Chiquita Brands. About half of Salvesen's £738 million turnover comes from its Food and Consumer division, with operations primarily in the United Kingdom. The company's Industrial Division works under contract with such clients as General Motors, Texaco, Agfa, and Exxon Mobil. Salvesen, which split off its former Aggreko generator rental business in 1997, has been focusing increasingly on the European continent. Already by 2001, the company's European sales had grown to 45 percent of total revenues, with plans to raise that percentage to 50 percent. The company's expansion has come not only through internal growth but through an ambitious acquisition program as well, with purchases in France, Germany, and Spain that have strengthened the company's operations. In 2001, Salvesen has moved to bring all of its business under the single Salvesen brand name. Some 35 percent of the company, traded on the London Stock Exchange, remains in the hands of the founding Salvesen family. Operations are guided, however, by Chairman Jonathan Fry and CEO Edward Roderick.
==People==
*Gerald Elliot
==External links==
*A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN SALVESEN SHIPPING.
* Christian Salvesen History, accessed August 2007
== Notes ==
# Christian-Salvesen Company WebsiteCompany History
Christian Schmidt

Christian Schmidt is the Deputy German defence minister. 'Schmidt was born in Obernzenn, district of Neustadt/ Aisch–Bad Windsheim on 26 August 1957.'Atlantic Council of the US Christian Schmidt, accessed 30 March 2009
==Education and early career==
According to a biographical note 'On completion of his secondary education with the university entrance qualification he did basic military service with the 1st Mountain Division. Subsequently he studied law in Erlangen and Lausanne. Upon completion of his legal studies in 1985 with the Second State Examination in Law he worked as a lawyer predominantly in the fields of labour law and competition law.'Atlantic Council of the US Christian Schmidt, accessed 30 March 2009
==Political career==
Between 1984 and 1990, Schmidt was a local and district councillor. In 1990 he was elected a member of the German Bundestag where he was 'foreign and security affairs spokesman of the CSU group of parliamentarians from Bavaria and was a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee.'Atlantic Council of the US Christian Schmidt, accessed 30 March 2009
:From 1994 he was an alternate member of the Defence Committee. Since 1999 he has been a member of the advisory council of the German-Czech Discussion Forum and chairman of the German-British Parliamentary Friendship Group. From October 2002 to November 2005 Christian Schmidt was Defence Spokesman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the German Bundestag, a member of the Defence Committee, and an alternate member of the Foreign Affairs Committee.Atlantic Council of the US Christian Schmidt, accessed 30 March 2009
Schmidt was appointed a Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister of Defence in November 2005.Atlantic Council of the US Christian Schmidt, accessed 30 March 2009
==Views==
He advocates the use of ballistic missile defence to protect states from attack arguing in a speech on national security 'to me, an important step would be the development of a missile defence capability to protect our territory and population. However, unintended confrontation must be avoided. We can only collectively find a way to efficiently implement this course, thereby providing an additional degree of security in a partnership with other states such as Russia' Christian Schmidt, Speech Transcript, Threat and risk perception in Europe and the US, Accessed 28-February-2009
==Affliliations==
Club of Three speaker at London meeting on Defence and National Security, 6-7 March 2009Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Club of Three: Special Session on Defence, 6 - 7 March 2009 London, accessed 30 March 2009 | Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
==Notes==
 
Schmidt, Christian
Christian Voice

Christian Voice is a small conservative Christian group.
According to Searchlight, the anti fascist magazine the campaign against the satirical West End musical Jerry Springer – The Opera was organised 'by the small but militant conservative evangelical religious sect Christian Voice (CV), noted for both its homophobia and its rejection of evolution. Led from Surbiton by Stephen Green, a former chairman of the Conservative Family Campaign, CV objected to what it perceives to be the musical’s profane and blasphemous content.'David Williams 'The BNP and Christianity', Searchlight, Date: July 2006
==External links==
*Christian Voice homepage
*www.antichristianvoice.org.uk "Anti Christian Voice" - a spoof of the Christian Voice homepage - Down since January 2008. Links supplied via Wayback Machine
*A voice in the wilderness, BBC News, 28 February 2005
*http://www.mediawatchwatch.org.uk/?p=160
==Notes==
Category:Christian Right