Help for former Muslim families who have accepted Jesus / Programs to help Bethlehem’s Christians expand as war continues / Diaper program in Holy Land reaches those in extreme need / An award in time of sorrow in Nigeria / Orphanage construction update
Our Heart for the Persecuted Church ministry has been honored with the “Piller of Support Award” from Mangu Skills Connect, a free school for underprivileged children and adults in Plateau State, Nigeria.
Government agency favors placing Nigeria on CPC list / Mass murders of Christians in Plateau and Benue State / Holy Land situation deteriorates for Christians – Help needed / We are doing more in Iraq than has been reported / New converts
Nigeria campaign – Postcards to President Trump / Construction and finish out at Jos Refuge for Children / Bethlehem food and diaper program update / The Gaza situation for Christians is deplorable
Our orphanage will have a farm again this year / Assisting a smaller Christian orphanage facing eviction / Brutal attacks against Christians continue
Slaughter of Christians in Nigeria – Time for USA to act! / Asking President Trump to act on Nigeria as he did in 2020 / Orphanage graduate visiting village that came under attack / Some responses to our poll of supporters were surprising
Will Capitol Hill hearings on Nigeria have a positive effect? / Will President Trump reinstate CPC status on Nigeria leaders? / Less than 1,000 Christians remain in Gaza – Most living in churches. / As Christians leave the Middle East, Islamic states become more radical.
In Nigeria, Christian persecution continues unchecked after being removed from the CPC list. Our ministry serves displaced children with food, education, and the Gospel. Your support brings hope and healing.
Christians continue to flee new Islamist government of Syria / Conditions worsen for Christians in the birthplace of Jesus / Pastors murdered in Nigeria as attacks on Christians continue / Construction begins to add second floor to orphanage building in Jos
Christians in Bethlehem are still suffering from near 90% unemployment. Our programs continue to distribute adult diapers and food packages to the poorest Christian families. Can we do more?