Earthquake Emergency Response

The devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have deeply impacted persecuted Christians in the Middle East.

Our church family are facing

another crisis

The devastating earthquakes in Turkey have deeply impacted persecuted Christians in Syria. Thousands are dead, and the church is reeling.

For Christians in the region, this earthquake comes on top of years of conflict and persecution from so-called Islamic State, as well as family and friends.

They need your help now, more than ever.

A gift of $45 could provide a vital packet of food, clothing and blankets for persecuted Christians in the Middle East struggling to survive. Will you help today?

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People have found shelter in churches in Syria

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Please pray

Please join with the local church in praying for all affected – whether injured, traumatised or grieving.

“We’re still in the shock phase,” says Ibrahim Najjar, an Open Doors partner in Aleppo, Syria. “No homes, no shops, no food. People are really suffering.”.

Pray with us:

  • That survivors would be quickly rescued, and for all emergency and medical staff
  • For the church and Open Doors partners to be beacons of hope, and equipped to help their communities
  • For all who mourn to be comforted.
Collapsed buildings in Aleppo

YOU CAN BE THERE

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A gift of $45 could provide a vital packet of food, clothing and blankets for persecuted Christians in the Middle East struggling to survive.

Every $25 could help a believer from the Middle East get trauma support and counselling to heal from their persecution

And $60 could enable two vulnerable believers to access essential health services across the Middle East.

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Latest News

Your prayers are urgently needed, following a devastating earthquake. The epicentre of the magnitude 7.8 earthquake on the morning of 6 February was in the South of Turkey in the Gaziantep province.

According to several reports, more than 7,000 people have been killed – the full scale of the damage and the number of victims may be even worse.

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