Show Solidarity with the Victims of the Easter Morning Bombs. Project a cross onto the World's Landmark Buildings

On Sunday 21st April, thousands of people across the cities of Colombo, Negumbo and Batticaloa went thought they were going to church to worship the Risen Christ. Instead, a spate of bombings has left over 290 people dead. Some say it is the worst terrrorist attack since 9/11. We need to show solidarity with these victims

When you think of Christian persecution, you may think it is something from Roman times or Medieval times but across the world it is happening daily. A short time after the mass shootings in New Zealand, three bus loads of Coptic Christians were ambushed on their way to worship in a remote desert monastery in Egypt. All on board were shot dead by militants but this received no media attention.

Christians are human beings too. Faith is as much a part of identity as gender or sexual orientation. That's why simple way of showing solidarity would be to project a white cross or a Celtic cross onto the world's landmark buildings, including the UK. If we can turn our buildings green on St. Patrick's Day, blue on Autism Day, Pink on Women's, rainbow after the shootings in Orlando and project flags of countries where terrorist attacks have taken place then surely we can project a cross on to them too.