Persecuted children feel isolated and alone
GIFT THEM A LOVING COMMUNITY
Children suffer discrimination for their family’s faith. Isolated and alone, many come dangerously close to renouncing God. This Christmas, strengthen their faith by strengthening their community.
Your gift of $100 could give a vulnerable young Christian a place at a child’s camp, helping them connect with God’s Word, and find support and friendship with other young Christians.
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People who persecute Christians don’t care if they are children.
YOUNG BELIEVERS NEED YOUR HELP
Nine-year-old Moryom lives in Bangladesh. Her village is predominantly Muslim, and Christian families like hers are rare.
“Villagers don’t like us because we are Christians,” she says sadly.
Other children kick her, beat her with sticks, and throw bricks at her.
Moryom desperately wants friends. But as a believer, she refuses to win them by fitting in.
There are hundreds of children in Bangladesh—and millions across the world—just like her. Oppressed for following Jesus, they become isolated and marginalised. For some, the loneliness is too much to bear.
Eventually, they walk away from God.
Vulnerable children like Moryom urgently need your help. Will you strengthen them to stand firm and resilient in their faith?
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Strengthen a persecuted child’s faith by strengthening their community
GIVE A FAITH-BUILDING GIFT
$50 could allow a child to attend a Christmas gathering to celebrate Jesus’ birth alongside Christian community.
$100 could give a vulnerable young Christian a place at a child’s camp, helping them connect with God’s Word and find support and friendship with other young Christians.
$200 could send a young person to a discipleship training course, growing their faith, and preparing them to withstand persecution.
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To Our Supporters,
Thank you for your steadfast and selfless support of the Open Doors ministry this year and especially this Christmas. Your generous commitment to pray and give financially to our persecuted family gives them practical help while also reminding them of their hope and home to come. You are making a profound difference in their lives—now and eternally.
Thank you for your generosity and prayerfulness. I hope the faithful witness of our persecuted family is an encouragement to you this Christmas.
In Christ,
Adam Holland
CEO Open Doors
New Zealand and Australia