TVCM Presents: What's Next Aileen?
 Heidi Mund
April 7, 2018
What's Next Aileen ? Heidi Mund Brave German Woman @HeidiMundleader Wake Up (!) Ministry [email protected] 949-339-4205 Opportunities to support: www.patreon.com/heidimund www.paypal.me/HMund  Heidi Mund (WND photo)
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Woman known for dramatic protest of imam praying in churchPublished: 03/25/2018 at 7:28 PM ART MOORE BREMERTON, Wash. – On her previous trip to the Seattle area, Heidi Mund was greeted by more than 120 protesters carrying signs bearing messages such as “Love thy Neighbor” and “Choose Understanding Not Fear.” When she came last week to the Navy town of Bremerton, Washington – a ferry-ride across the Puget Sound from Seattle – a smaller contingent of protesters turned out expressing the same concerns, viewing her as an enemy of tolerance who bears animosity and hatred toward Muslims. What is it that provokes such a reaction to a German schoolteacher who grew up in communist East Germany as an atheist and a “sold-out socialist” before becoming a Christian? In November 2013, Mund drove five hours to the historic Memorial Church of the Reformation in Speyer, Germany, when she heard the church – built to honor Martin Luther – had invited a Muslim imam to give the Islamic call to prayer. Waving a German flag with the words “Jesus Christ is Lord,” she declared from the balcony during the imam’s call to prayer: “Jesus Christ alone is Lord over Germany. I break this curse.” Later, explaining the “curse,” she pointed out that the imam was declaring in his call to prayer that only Allah, revealed through the prophet Muhammad, is god. From the church balcony on that November evening, she repeated the words Luther famously declared in 1521, “Here I stand, I can do no other.” “Save the church of Martin Luther,” she shouted. Mund, who was expelled from the church, later said in an interview with CBN, “They should have thrown the imam out of the church, because I am a believer in Jesus Christ, and he serves another god.” She said that when a Muslim declares in a church “Allahu akbar,” or “Allah is supreme over all other gods,” as did the imam, “it is no longer a church; it’s a mosque.” After declaring Allah is supreme, the Islamic muezzin then declares: I bear witness that there is no god except Allah. I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. Death threats After speaking to the Kitsap Patriots Tea Party gathering March 19 in Bremerton, Mund told WND in an interview that her dramatic public stand – which has developed into a ministry called Wake Up, focused on warning Germany of the civilizational encroachment of Islam in Europe – has had consequences. Her husband lost his job, and they both have been the targets of death threats. Protest of Heidi Mund in Bremerton, Washington, March 19, 2018. “Several Muslims have written me, they wanted to slaughter me. Others wanted to rape me,” she told WND. One day after she organized a rally subsequent to her protest at the church, her husband was fired, she said. She noted that the German media has cast her as a racist and a “Nazi.” “They made out of a faithful believer a Nazi,” she said. “Even my students and my colleagues at school, they believed the news more than what they have seen over years.’ Over those years, she said, fellow teachers had “honored me; my students they loved me.” “But then, because of this fake news, they changed their minds.” She said new laws in her country have curbed freedom of speech in the name of combatting “hate speech.” “We really need to check what we speak or what we write in public, or even on our mobile phones,” she said. “They check What’s App by law and also our computers by law.” A hate-speech charge was brought against her in Germany that later was dropped. Before her appearance in Bremerton, protesters said they weren’t familiar with anything she specifically had said that was offensive, but they believed that she “degrades” Muslims, expresses hatred toward them because of their religious beliefs and is not welcoming to Muslim immigrants. Sponsored Trump's Announcement Has Church Leaders TerrifiedIn an interview with CBN, Mund insisted she doesn’t have hatred in her heart. “No, I love my people, and also those who are coming in (the immigrants),” she said. “I wanted to open the eyes of the people, that they could understand what’s going on.” America is undergoing a similar transformation with regard to Islam and the freedom to criticize its influence on culture and politics, she told WND. “You are not far behind us. Be careful.” Her advice to America: “As a Christian, I would say repent.” “We need to fall on our knees. We need to ask God for forgiveness,” she said, mentioning for one thing, abortion. In its founding, Mund said, the United States was “dedicated to the Lord.” “[God] has not forgotten what your forefathers were praying for, what you promised Him.” Practically speaking, she advises Americans to be “active.” “Don’t let it happen. Do something. Speak out something. Everyone can do something. Find out what you can do.” Listen to protesters opposing Heidi Mund’s appearance in Bremerton, Washington: ‘This is your inheritance’ In her speech March 19, Mund, who described herself as a former “sold-out socialist,” noted that “when you say anything against Islam, the socialists come against you.” She argued that socialism created a path for Islam in the 1970s in Iran, and it apparently is doing the same in Germany today. While socialists and Muslims may have common cause at the moment, she said, historically, it hasn’t ended well for the socialists. Her word to socialists in Europe: “Open your eyes. I have been a socialist. Open your eyes. It it not a game. When Islam wins, they will kill you first. You don’t have a book. You are the worst. They don’t have any respect for you.” Socialism and Islam “both end up in dictatorship,” she said. “Both are not for freedom of speech.” In communist East Germany, she recalled, “we were not allowed to say anything, to ask questions.” “You did not know if your neighbor was watching you,” said Mund. “It’s similar today. I don’t know who can I trust anymore. I feel myself back in the past.’ Islam and socialism are both “against Christian faith,” she said, noting Christians are still persecuted in North Korea. She urged Americans to take stock of their liberty and recognize that it can be lost. “This is your inheritance,” she said. “Keep it. “You have such a wonderful country. Remember, it was the faith that built up your country, that gave you the blessing.” |
Interview with Heidi Mund
April 9, 2018 Heidi Mund Presentation at Rolling Green Community Center
Heidi Mund is creating a Wake Up (!) Call to everybody
Heidi Mund is creating a Wake Up (!) Call to everybody
In 2013 I attended an "interfaith" concert featuring a Muslim Imam saying the call to prayer at the historic Memorial Church of Martin Luther in Speyer. Speaking up from the balcony, I warned the concert-goers and waved the German flag I had smuggled into the service, over the concert, saying "Jesus Christ is Lord over Germany". I broke the curse from the Imam’s Islamic prayer, and repeated the famous words of Martin Luther, “Here I stand, I can do no other.” I was grabbed and forced out of the Church. YouTube video of the event went viral and has been viewed by millions around the world. I was called "The Brave German Woman". That video lead to numerous interviews on radio and TV across America and the world including the Glenn Beck Radio Show and the 700 Club with Pat Robertson. I grew up in the same region as Martin Luther, but as a young woman I was a convinced atheist and communist in the former East Germany. It was during this time that I had an encounter with the Living God and committed my life to Jesus Christ. But persecution from the communist government forced me to flee East Germany before the Wall fell. After arriving in West Germany I worked as a teacher and lecturer in Mathematics, German and Business Economics. My first book, A Woman According to the Heart of God (Eine Frau nach dem Herzen Gottes), was published 2015 in the German language. You can still find it on Amazon! I speak to churches and political groups such as the National Federation of Republican Women, Act for America and Tea Party events. My spiritual gifts are evangelistic and prophetic. Since 2010 I have been in full-time ministry as a speaker and evangelist in the USA, Israel, Indonesia, India and Great Britain. And I am excited about how our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ will use me - together with you - in the upcoming months and years. I expect the Lord to do something great! Heidi Mund 
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