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Strengthen the Church in the Middle East
Relentless persecution is threatening the survival of the gospel in the Middle East. Christians in the Middle East have lived with a backdrop of war and extremist violence for over a decade. Now, economic collapse and authoritarian regimes mean believers also face discrimination, isolation, attacks, and threats to their safety. Your support can help persecuted Christians in the Middle East stand strong. You’ll be helping them to recover from persecution and conflict, persevere in faith, and share the light of Jesus, ensuring the survival of the gospel in the Middle East.
$100 will help strengthen the body of Christ in the Middle East.
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Seven family members loss in under a minute…
Meet Elias
A year ago, a bomb tore through Saint Elias Church in Damascus, killing 22 Christians. The attack lasted just 30 seconds.
Elias lost seven family members, including his two brothers who died tackling the attacker and saving others.
He was badly injured. His children still live with trauma. And yet, one year later, Elias’ family return to that same church.
They light seven candles in the rubble. The church gathers again. Twenty-two children have since been baptised. Elias says, “I knew the Lord wouldn’t forsake us. Even if we are afraid, we will still go.”
This is not a story about the absence of fear. It’s a story about faith that remains. Help keep faith alive today.
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Help persecuted believers do more than just survive
BE PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL
Becoming part of the Hands At Work community is super special. Your monthly gift will help Christians hold on in the immediate aftermath of persecution and assist them to rebuild their lives supported by our local partners.
Just $50 a month will strengthen believers to do more than just survive persecution.
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You can find out more about becoming a monthly giver here.
Global Impact
5,766,757
Christians received discipleship training, pastoral support, and theological education.
2,531,985
Bibles, Christian literature, and discipleship materials delivered.
176,405
Christians received emergency relief.
535,680
Christians helped with socio-economic development, including aid, micro-loans, and trauma care.