December was another tragically bloody month for our brothers and sisters in Nigeria.

According to the Gatestone Institute:

• “[From] December 17-19, the Fulani [Islamic faction] murdered at least 45 Christian farmers in Nasarawa state.”
• “On Sunday, December 19, an ISIS offshoot targeted and killed 12 Christians as they left their churches in Borno State. ‘I feel very sad that our people have continued to be attacked ceaselessly by Boko Haram elements without the government doing anything ...’ Joseph Yohanna, a local, said.”
• “On December 16, Muslim Fulani murdered four Christians; the bodies of two other Christians killed earlier were discovered on the same day.”

And these are just a few of the tragedies I could list—from that nation and that month alone. There were many more reported in other regions of Nigeria.

But you can stand in the gap for believers who live under the threat of violence, torture, abduction, rape or death because of their faith—in Nigeria and other nations under similar oppression.

Your compassionate gift today to Liberty Relief International—of 50, 100, 200 dollars or more—will help provide for the basic needs of Christian brothers and sisters and their families ... emergency aid like food, water, shelter and safety.

Our partners on the ground in hostile places like North Africa, the Middle East and beyond also offer:

• Trauma counseling, literacy training and job training.
• Help in rebuilding churches and homes destroyed in attacks.
• Bibles and study materials, plus discipleship training for new believers.
• And more.

Your generous contribution to LRI will help meet the urgent needs of persecuted believers and others suffering cruelty, brutality and heartache.

Thank you for your prayers.

Thank you for your compassionate heart.

Thank you for standing with Christians targeted for their faith.

I am deeply grateful for you … and so are they.

Mat Staver

Liberty Relief International is a 501(c)(3), tax-exempt nonprofit organization.

*Representative names and photos used for security reasons.