Helping oppressed Christians

Phase one of strategy to raise funds to help oppressed christians will be to sell and market the IPHER card as a gift programme for a unique Baptism Gift.

Baptism is a Christian ceremony when a baby is welcomed into the Church. It has holy (blessed by the priest) water, from a font, poured on its head three times - in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. It symbolises being "born again". Jesus was baptised by his cousin, John the Baptist, in the River Jordan. Some churches baptise babies (and adults) by total immersion in water.

Christening is the giving of a Christian name at the time of baptism.

The terms "to be baptised" and "to be christened" have the same meaning and you may use either. They belong together.

The IPHER IS 'An individual personal health electronic record.' A small device that plugs into a computer through the computers USB drive. Each IPHER carries the unique patient practioners programme. This system will store the medical records of a single individual including x-ray images, dental records and dental x-rays, EICG graphs. The system also allows interaction with hospital, pharmacy. It is designed to allow patients the ability not only to control their own medical records, but input them in a format easily read by health care professionals.

The IPHER Baptism gift will be on sell soon through Social Venture's christian ambition.