Global Christian Relief

These stories from Nigeria will challenge everything you know about comfortable faith. ✝️

Come tour a church with Guenang in Chad. 🙏 Her community gather in joy and faith, knowing it costs something to show up.

They survived Boko Haram. Now they're leading the next generation. Zachariah fled Boko Haram at just 8 years old. At 20, he joined a youth empowerment program that changed his life. Today, at 22, he's building a future.

Across India, Christian pastors are choosing to stay faithful despite the pressure. And we're making sure they have what they need: training, resources, and a global Church that stands with them. Pray for pastors in India. They're not backing down. 🙏 link.globalchristianrelief.org/HelpIndia26

🚨 Critical news from Nigeria: U.S. forces and the Nigerian government just took out the second-highest ISIS leader in northeastern Nigeria.

The youth program equips displaced young people with leadership training, spiritual mentorship, career coaching, and monthly stipends for school or vocational training. Pray for Nigeria's next generation. Support programs that rebuild. 🙏

Hauwa arrived at camp at 12. Through the program, she earned a business degree. Now 23, she's planning her own enterprise.

This is a huge milestone. Most displacement camps remain temporary survival sites indefinitely. But through the sustained support of donors, this camp now has clean water, schools, medical facilities, and sustainable infrastructure.

This is a celebration you need to see. Families displaced by Boko Haram are celebrating a milestone most IDP camps never reach: Their camp just became a village. This is what happens when the global Church stands together. 🙏

Pray for Manipur.

Watch as a spiritual decision to convert to Christianity becomes a public spectacle.

Read these families' stories of resilience in midst of bondage - and how ordinary people helped free them: globalchristianrelief.org/stories/pakist…

Ahmed could barely stand. His lungs were failing from decades of breathing kiln dust. His story isn't unique.

Ahmed thought it would take 2 years to pay off his debt in Pakistan's brick kilns. Instead, it took 25. For 25 years, he kept praying for freedom.

In Chhattisgarh, churches endure regular attacks. This small church held. ✝️

The people who prayed in this church before it was destroyed lost the building. They never lost Jesus.

The story of Lydia's faith and resilience is extraordinary.

She had nothing. She would boil water and pretend to cook so her children wouldn't know there was nothing coming.

Lydia fled Boko Haram with her children. They made it to Cameroon, but two of her daughters died there in a single day. 💔