NIGERIA OUTREACH

The Christians in Nigeria face worse persecution than anywhere else in the world! Muslim Fulani Herdsmen and the Boko Haram have murdered entire church congregations and attacked and burned villages across southern Nigeria. Many Christian children are left orphaned because one or both of their parents were victims of these attacks.

The Religious Freedom Coalition has committed to partner with orphanages in Nigeria to provide a safe, healthy environment to show the love of Jesus to these children. In the past several years, the Religious Freedom Coalition has provided a new water system to one of these orphanages which included a new well, flushable toilets, and a water tower. Recently, we provided funds to rent the land and purchase the seeds and tools necessary for a fully functioning farm. It has been a tremendous blessing for the children to help provide their own food and learn lessons of self-responsibility. The first harvest was ten bags of Irish potatoes, a blessing to the diet of the children.

For the rest of 2019, the Religious Freedom Coalition’s Heart for the Persecuted Church has committed to providing every child with protein for all three meals every day. Previously, the children were receiving only gruel and only two eggs a week for protein.

The Christmas for Refugees program has also been hosting Christmas events at the orphanage every year since 2017. During this event, children participate in a Bible recitation competition, games, song, and receive a hot meal and a pair of shoes. Children look forward to this event every year as a time of fun and joy.

Please pray for the orphaned Christian children of Nigeria.

Deliver those who are drawn toward death, and hold back those stumbling to the slaughter. Prov 24:11

Meet The Orphans We Are Helping

Name: Abigail

Age: 16 years old

Ambition: Medical Doctor

Brief Story:

Abigail’s parents were killed during a Fulani herdsmen attack in her community and was left at the mercy of her sister who is unemployed. Her neighbor brought her to the orphanage for shelter and proper education.

Abigail

Name: Andrew

Age: 12 years old

Ambition: Pastor

Hobby: playing table tennis and reading

Brief Story:

His father was attacked by Boko Haram and was killed inside his house.

Andrew

Child’s name: Bebra

Age: 15 years old

Hobbies: Skipping and Running

Ambition : Medical Doctor

Brief story

The Boko Haram attacked their community at night when they were asleep, broke down their door, shot her father and elder brother to death in 2013. Bebra was brought to the orphanage for shelter and education.

Bebra

Child’s name: Blessing

Age: 13 years old

Hobbies: Skipping Drawing.

Ambition: Accountant

Brief story:

Blessing’s village was attacked by the Boko Haram in 2011. Her house was burned and her uncle and grandfather were killed. She was displaced with her sisters and ran to the mountains and hid for 4 days without food and water. Blessing and her sister were brought to the orphanage for shelter and education.

Blessing

NAME: Datok

AGE: 12 years old

HOBBIES: Football and Drawing

COLOUR: Red, Yellow

FOOD FAVOURITE : Yam and Beans

BRIEF STORY:

Datok’s village was attacked by Fulani herdsmen and his father was killed. He lost his mother after child delivery and was brought to the orphanage in 2015.

Datok

Child’s name: Iliya

Age: 11 years old

Hobbies: playing football

Ambition: Teacher

Brief story:

Iliya’s father was shot to death during a Boko-haram attack in her town and her mother left Iliya and her sister. Her uncle brought them to the orphanage for shelter and education.

Iliya

Child’s name: Mary

Age: 12 years old

Hobbies: Skipping

Ambition: Nurse

Brief story:

The Fulani Herdsmen rampaged Mary’s town at night and burned down her house. Her father and siblings escaped but soon after her father died from a heart attack. Mary and her siblings were brought to the orphanage for shelter and education.

Mary

Name: Peace

Age: 14 years old

Ambition: Doctor

Hobbies: Reading, Playing football

Brief Story:

The Fulani Herdsmen attacked her village and burned her home while her parents were still inside. She was then left to be raised by her older brothers and sisters. Peace was brought to the orphanage for shelter and education and is determined to excel academically during her time there.

Peace

NAME: Precious

AGE: 13 years old

HOBBIES: Singing and Dancing

BRIEF HISTORY:

Precious lost both her father and mother to illnesses. She and her 5 siblings stayed with different relatives over the years and were split up as a result. After pressures from the Fulani Herdsmen near them, Precious and one of her brothers were taken to the orphanage for safety.

Precious

Name: Shedrach

Age: 13 years old.

Ambition: Politician

Brief Story:

Fulani Herdsmen attacked their community and displaced his family. Both of Shedrach’s parents died from illnesses. After hearing the president of the orphanage preach at his church, Sherach’s uncle handed him and his brother, Timothy, over for safety and education.

Shedrach

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