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We’ve helped more than 84,000 persecuted believers this year

1,463

LOST SOULS BROUGHT TO FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST

18

Safe Houses in our growing network to rescue lives

10,572

Emergency Relief Kits Delivered to those in crisis

15

Countries served in the Muslim world

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.

Hope for the Muslim World

Help The Persecuted connects with thousands of Christians every year throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia—one of the most dangerous regions on earth to be a Christian. Our ministry to them continues even after they’re physically safe from harm. Through your partnership, they are receiving life-giving support for their physical, emotional, financial, and spiritual needs to renew their walk with Christ.

An Unprecedented Movement of God

God is doing a radical work behind the scenes of the ongoing crises in the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia. Our Field Ministry Team is witnessing this revival with their own eyes. The lost are coming to Christ. Refugees are finding hope. Lukewarm Christians are renewing their faith. And the underground church is growing. Even the greatest persecutors of the church are seeing the light of Christ. What Satan meant for evil, God is using for His glory.

“I thank God that ISIS came to our town. I was a nominal Christian but now I know the Lord. I wish that many people would now know the true Jesus Christ.”

— Iraqi refugee & Help The Persecuted recipient

Stories from the Field

In the midst of horrific tragedies, thousands are finding hope through the work of Help The Persecuted.

* Many names have been changed for their protection.

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The Taliban murdered her husband...

Kamila's journey began under the shadow of oppression. From a young age, Kamila, like many Afghan women, found herself ensnared in a web of societal constraints. The Taliban's rule cast a long shadow over her life, where basic freedoms were stripped away, leaving little room for dreams or aspirations. The oppressive regime dictated every aspect of a woman's life, from education to personal expression. Yet, even amidst this somber backdrop, Kamila harbored a spirit that yearned for liberation and a life filled with purpose.