“Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful,” says Luke 6:36.

God’s Word is clear about the importance of caring for others — about mirroring the heart of Christ and turning your compassion to action for the sake of the vulnerable.

“Defend the rights of the poor and needy,” says Proverbs 31:9.

Today I invite you to reach out and meet the many needs of brothers and sisters around the world who struggle daily just to survive.

Men, women, children … the elderly who have no family left ...

Millions of Christians are facing threats from Islamic terrorism, persecution, natural disasters, war, civil conflict, and more.

And each one deserves to know and be reminded of God’s love in a tangible way.

• “We believe that God is with us, but many families are afraid and anxious at the moment,” says one believer from the Middle East.

• “Monitoring and interrogation from authorities are always there,” explains one fervent, at-risk evangelist inside Asia. “But I am happy because I can serve my community.”

• One persecuted woman whose church was destroyed by an angry Muslim mob says after the attack: “Our dignity is still found at the cross of Calvary; our faith is still in the Living Word, Jesus Christ, who brings us joy in our tears. We belong to a God who truly cares for His church.”

Your gift to Liberty Relief International — a contribution of 50, 100, 200, or 500 dollars, or whatever God lays on your heart — will share that love through physical aid, including food, water, shelter, medical care, and more.

You will also provide Bibles, discipleship materials, and faith-based support to brand-new believers … as well as trauma counseling and spiritual encouragement to people in dire need of hope for tomorrow.

Share hope and help with others longing to know they are not alone in their pain.

Thank you, many times over, for empowering LRI’s on-the-ground partners to be Jesus’ hands extended in places around the globe where the lifeline of His love is especially needed.

In His service,

Mat Staver

*Representative names and photos used for security reasons.