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Sydney Christian pastors receive death threats after home address was posted online

Activists identified as LGBTQ supporters gathered outside the Sydney home of pastors Andrew and Noleen Sedra, shouting violent threats after the family’s address was leaked.

Late Thursday night, a crowd of people wearing hoodies and identified as LGBTQ activists stood outside the home of Christian pastors Andrew and Noleen Sedra in Sydney, repeatedly pounding the front door and shouting violent insults. The Sedras, leaders at Echo Church known for outspoken criticism of homosexuality, abortion and Islam, said the mob also threatened their relatives, Martin and Millicent Sedra, who are prominent Christian figures.

According to video posted by Andrew, the aggressors cut the house’s electricity, tried to force entry, and named the family’s newborn baby while issuing death threats. The Sedras reported that the incident followed an online leak of their address and that the attackers appeared to know each family member by name. They have contacted Australian police and are seeking protective measures while thanking God for continued protection. The family asked the public to keep them in prayer as they consider next steps.

Why it matters

The incident highlights rising harassment of religious figures in Australia and raises concerns about online doxxing and extremist intimidation.

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