$500,000 DECEMBER GLOBAL MATCHING CHALLENGE

^{*Global Goal Amount. This reflects all donations that have come in from our United States and international offices in December.} 

Right now, our Christian brothers and sisters in the Muslim World—many of them converts from Islam—are being threatened with death. Beaten. Physically abused. Abandoned. Driven from their homes. Their crime? Following Jesus.

But they refuse to deny Him, counting everything as a loss because of the surpassing worth of Christ (Philippians 3:8). These brave believers need our prayers—and they need our help...today.

Your Gift in December will be DOUBLED until December 31, up to $500,000.

You'll be providing...

- Safe houses for families fleeing death threats
- Emergency evacuations from danger zones
- Food for children who've lost everything
- Medical care for survivors of persecution
- Seed funding for new businesses run by persecuted believers
- Discipleship, spiritual encouragement, and more...

They have risked everything for the sake of the gospel, and the global church cannot be silent.

The courage of persecuted believers is unstoppable, their faith undaunted...and your compassion is crucial. Will you minister to the persecuted, so that the persecuted church might not only endure but flourish and multiply?

Through December 31, your gift will be multiplied in impact up to $500,000!

MULTIPLY MY GIFT

Please note that when you go to donate, the amount total will reflect the total amount that has come in from the Global Office closest to you.

Help The Persecuted, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, an accredited member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, and an Excellence in Giving Certified Transparent Charity.

Identify

Our field teams meet with individuals to hear their stories, assess their urgent needs, and prayerfully prioritize their cases.

Support

We then provide holistic support tailored to each individual’s practical and spiritual needs—from safe housing to pastoral care and more.

Empower

Our goal is to build long-term discipleship relationships that empower the church to flourish—even in hostile regions.