Empowering Persecuted Communities in Nigeria

Nigeria is currently undergoing a mass persecution of Christians, with more slaughtered every single day. Our team is on the ground providing much-needed help to protect these individuals and help them persevere.

Educational Support for Vulnerable Children:

We have a scholarship fund that has made significant strides in providing educational support to 50 orphaned and displaced children in Miango, Bassa County. By covering essential costs such as school fees, uniforms, shoes, and writing materials for a full year, we have helped ensure that these children gain access to the fundamental right to education.

Vocational Training for Young Girls:

We are currently supporting seven young girls, primarily the daughters of widows, with vocational training in tailoring. This initiative equipped them with valuable skills for a sustainable future. Furthermore, plans are in progress to provide each girl with a sewing machine, empowering them to establish their businesses and contribute to their families' well-being. We plan to provide this to many more young women in the near future.

Support for Resilient Widows:

Despite facing significant setbacks due to extremist attacks that affected their farm produce, 23 widows demonstrated incredible resilience, managing to harvest six bags of maize and two bags of soybeans. To further support them, we have supplemented their harvest with three additional bags of maize and one bag of soybeans per widow, thereby enhancing food security for their families during this challenging period.  

Support for Rural Pastors:

Recognizing the emotional and spiritual toll on rural pastors in areas facing persecution, we provided them with essential encouragement and support in 2024. Our efforts aimed to reassure them that they are not alone in their mission, enhancing their capacity to serve their congregations.  

Christmas Day Outreach:

On Christmas Day, 2024, we embraced the spirit of giving by distributing food to 158 children and 42 adults. This initiative not only brought joy and warmth to families confronting persecution and hardship but also fostered a sense of community and hope among those we served.