Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Dinner

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Since 2016, ICV has hosted an annual commemoration of the life of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti to re-energize our solemn commitment to helping suffering, voiceless people in need. This memorial dinner is International Christian Voice’s signature annual event and it provides the organization an opportunity to raise funds for deserving and persecuted asylum seeker/refugee families. Speakers and guests from varying walks of life pay their tribute to the services, sacrifice, and legacy of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti.

Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser Dinner 2023

International Christian Voice and its dedicated volunteers are happy to inform you that By God’s Grace Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser gala was a pleasant success, despite the unprecedented snow storm that night.  Almost 275 out of the 320 expected guests braved the weather to honor the legacy of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti and raise funds for International Christian Voice sponsorship and resettlement work for refugees and asylum seekers fleeing persecution for their faith.  Guests consisting of Christian leaders from across the denominational spectrum, political representatives from various levels of government, along with diverse supporters from just about every community packed the prestigious Chateau Le Jardin venue to honor the Martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti and help raise funds to sponsor yet another suffering Christian asylum seeker family from Thailand.Read More…..

ICV is Pleased to Invite You

 

Dear Friends,

International Christian Voice is pleased to announce this year’s Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser dinner, is scheduled for Friday, March 3RD, 2023 at Chateau Le Jardin in Vaughan, ON.

We invite you to join us to  remember the sacrifice of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti. All proceeds will benefit to sponsor desperate Christian families fleeing persecution. Your participation and contribution will be greatly appreciated. Read More…..

Appeal Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser Dinner 2022

International Christian Voice is a Canadian Charitable Organization and Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH). ICV serves to sponsor asylum seekers, who are victims of religious persecution and support their resettlement in Canada. Every year, in memory of the Martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti, a memorial is celebrated in March to preserve his legacy. Funds are raised to sponsor one deserving refugee family to Canada. After much deliberation, in 2020, ICV identified GUL SHER MURAD and his FAMILY for sponsorship to Canada, but due to ongoing pandemic challenges there have been painful delays in the immigration process. Our own fundraising efforts were also severely impeded. ICV decided to support Gul Sher Murad, his wife and five minor children for sponsorship to Canada. Gul Sher has lived in exile in Thailand, in hiding, away from his family for the past decade.

Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser 2021

ICV has identified Gul Sher Murad and his family for sponsorship to Canada in 2021

Every year, to commemorate Shahbaz’s Memorial and to continue his legacy, we raise funds to sponsor one deserving refugee family to Canada. After much deliberation, ICV has decided to support Gul Sher Murad, his wife and five minor children for sponsorship to Canada. Gul Sher has lived in exile, in hiding, under threat to his life, away from his family for the past decade. Gul Sher was the driver of then Federal Minority Minister, Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti, who was assassinated under a hail of bullets by Islamic religious terrorists. Gul Sher miraculously survived the horrific assassination of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti on that fateful day.  more…

Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Fundraiser Dinner 2020

International Christian Voice (ICV) hosted its 4th annual Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial fundraiser Dinner in support of Pakistani asylum seekers and refugees on the ninth martyrdom anniversary of Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti. The event was held at Chateau Le Jardin in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. Attendees included dignitaries from the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, as well as Canadian human rights activists, and members of the local community. The Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Dr. Colin Saldanha, a family physician with a distinguished public service record in the Region of Peel and beyond. More…..