Global Christian Relief

Global Christian Relief Meeting the needs of persecuted Christians so they can be a light to the world.

Today is Trinity Sunday - the first Sunday after Pentecost. ✝️This year, Pentecost fell on May 24, which is also the Wor...
05/31/2026

Today is Trinity Sunday - the first Sunday after Pentecost. ✝️

This year, Pentecost fell on May 24, which is also the World Day of Prayer for the Church in China. Many communities around the world have been extending those prayers through the end of the month, and today feels like a meaningful day to close them out.

Because in China right now, a pastor is meeting his congregation in secret. A mother is quietly teaching her child about Jesus, knowing it's illegal. A believer is carrying a Bible that could cost them everything.

They need to know the global Church hasn't stopped praying.

Let's pray together. πŸ™

05/29/2026

When persecution hits, it hits fast. Families in parts of India are losing their homes, farms, and communities overnight - simply because of their faith in Jesus. They flee with nothing.

They need emergency shelter, food, supplies, and clothing immediately.

This is where we meet them.

In 2014, ISIS invaded Iraq and tried to erase the Church forever. Businesses built over generations were reduced to rubb...
05/28/2026

In 2014, ISIS invaded Iraq and tried to erase the Church forever. Businesses built over generations were reduced to rubble. Families who had called Iraq home for centuries began making plans to leave for good.

But donors like you refused to let that be the end of the story.

This quarter, three new businesses launched in Iraq - a mobile cafΓ©, a mini-market, and a cosmetics shop. Six more are on the way.

This is what your support makes possible. πŸ™

05/27/2026

Six Christians were arrested in China for teaching Sunday School. πŸ™

What does a pastor who lost everything say every day? πŸ™Pastor Paul fled extremists in 2011. The life he had carefully bu...
05/26/2026

What does a pastor who lost everything say every day? πŸ™

Pastor Paul fled extremists in 2011. The life he had carefully built was gone. The church he nurtured, the very ground he walked - all violently stripped away.

Today he leads a congregation in a Nigerian displacement camp. His daily word? "Gratitude."

Pastor Paul is courageously pointing toward the gospel in one of the darkest places on earth.

As he reminds us: "The Christians in America are praying for the Christians in Africa, and the Christians in Africa are praying for the ones abroad, because we are brothers of each other."

05/25/2026

Come tour a church with Guenang in Chad. πŸ™ Believers here gather in joy and faith, knowing it costs something to show up.

05/22/2026

In India, Christian pastors face mounting pressure - anti-conversion laws, accusations, and threats. But they're not backing down.

And we're making sure they have what they need to keep going: training, resources, and a global Church that stands with them.

Pray for pastors in India. They need to know they're not alone. πŸ™ See comments for more.

She buried her son with her bare hands. πŸ’” Today, those same hands create beauty. Elizabeth was a prisoner of Boko Haram ...
05/21/2026

She buried her son with her bare hands. πŸ’” Today, those same hands create beauty.

Elizabeth was a prisoner of Boko Haram with her four children. Her youngest, Blessing, was only 1 week old when they fled their burning village.

For months, they endured captivity. Little food. No hygiene. Then cholera swept through the camp.

Her son became desperately ill. Elizabeth begged the guards to let her take him to a hospital. They refused. "If he dies, he won't be the first."

So Elizabeth waited until the guards were distracted and crawled through the grass with her four children. They escaped into the night.

But her son died the next day.

What Elizabeth did next will show you what courage and dignity look like in the face of unimaginable loss.

πŸ™ Continue her story in the comments.

05/20/2026

If you could send one message of encouragement to believers in Nigeria, what would it be? πŸ•ŠοΈ

05/20/2026

Something critical just happened in Nigeria. ✝️ This week, U.S. forces and the Nigerian government took out the second-highest ISIS leader in northeastern Nigeria.

This man was responsible for the deaths of thousands of believers.

But here's what you need to know: ISIS isn't the primary threat in northern Nigeria. Boko Haram and Fulani militants are attacking Christian villages - burning churches, killing pastors, displacing families. And far too little is being done to stop the violence.

While the world celebrates taking down one terrorist leader, thousands of Nigerian Christians are still fleeing their homes. Still burying their loved ones. Still worshiping under threat.

This is a critical moment to pay attention.

Pray for believers in northern Nigeria. They need to know the global Church sees them and stands with them.

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