Nov 1, 2021

Harassment. Discrimination. Inequity. Persecution.
Loving Jesus and being committed to Him comes with a cost for believers in dozens of nations around the world.
God’s Word isn’t silent on the subject either:
Christ Himself was persecuted—certainly a great comfort to believers who live in hostile countries and face threats and violence daily, because He feels their pain.
“Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness,” Matthew 5:10 says, “for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” This promise, and many others throughout Scripture, offers persecuted Christians hope.
And, through your fervent prayers and generous giving, so do you.
You give hope to believers in Nigeria who suffer greatly at the hands of Fulani militants.
You give encouragement to displaced Christians in Iraq who fear for their lives under the Islamic State's growing presence. "Christians still face a lot of pressure from the Muslim majority," a spokesman from one of our partners said. "As one church leader in Iraq stated it, they feel like their society is 'vomiting them out.'"
You shine light in the darkness for brothers and sisters in nations like India and Laos who are being harassed and driven from their villages and towns because of their faith. Many end up homeless, jobless and penniless.
Please reach out to them today.
Through your generosity, you will provide:
Because the kingdom of heaven belongs to "those who are persecuted because of righteousness," please act on their behalf, in Jesus' name. I know the Lord will bless you for it!
In Christ,
Mat Staver