Inside a Safe House: What Refuge Actually Looks Like
  • 30 min
Inside a Safe House: What Refuge Actually Looks Like
Prisoners of Hope
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When a persecuted believer has to run, where do they go? For many, the answer is a Help The Persecuted safe house, one of 23 homes in secure locations across 9 countries, quietly offering shelter and protection to Christians who have nowhere else to turn.

But a safe house is more than four walls and a lock on the door. It's the people who run it, who sit with someone at two in the morning answering questions about faith they've never been allowed to ask before, who take residents out for lunch because they have no way to leave on their own, who become family to people who've lost theirs.

In this episode, Joshua Youssef talks with Laila, a Field Minister in Lebanon who has spent years overseeing our safe house ministry, walking alongside believers in crisis, from those fleeing family violence after leaving Islam to those displaced entirely by war.

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