In Islamic Republic of Pakistan, it will never be easy for a Muslim to abandon Islam and embrace Christianity due to the fear, social and legal bindings. The law, authorities, family and society ostracize, persecute and even kill those Muslims who accept Christ as their Savior.
Abandoning Islam is considered a crime which is called apostasy and punished by death according to the Islamic Sharia law. With this threat hanging over them, converted Christians are unable to openly declare their love for Jesus Christ. Church is too dangerous for them to attend, the Bible must be studied in secret, and they may display no symbols of Christianity in public.
Often these new Christians are hounded from within their very own families. Cases of fathers killing their sons, mothers burning daughters alive, and children hunting down their parents in revenge for their conversions have come to light. The Church itself cannot offer sanctuary to newly converted Christians due to the fear of endangering it´s congregation.
Our foundation aims to help those converted Christians who put their lives at risk due to their love for Christ by relocating them to safer places. All they seek is to practice Christianity without fear of death, and share with the world the wondrous testimony of how Christ’s love has saved them. We also help them to study Bible, learn deeply the Word of God, inspire others to follow their footsteps, and fulfill the Word of Jesus Christ through the mission of making disciples across the world.
The task of relocation is neither easy nor inexpensive. In the cases of emergency situations, we require the resources to evacuate endangered Christians to safe houses, and later help them travel out of Pakistan. Some success stories already exist as thanks to our team work we have relocated several Pakistani converted Christians to safe nations where now they freely practice their faith. To continue working with our mission we need your support. Please unite with us to help these new Christians seek safety and religious freedom. May Lord bless you, Amen.
