Jihadist groups attacking Christian villages have forced 40,000 Christians out of their homes over the past three years. Those attacks have turned thousands of school-age Christian children into refugees and kept them out of the classroom. 

Our focus has been on three groups of children. First, 350 Christian orphans who lost their parents in the terrorist attacks. Second, 500 pastors’ children who have been unable to attend school due to the violence. And third, 254 children from Christian families who lost everything due to persecution.


Warmly in Christ,
Pastor Foley and Dr. Foley


Knowing how to pray for fellow believers in places like North Korea, Iran and Eritrea can be confusing at times.

Should you pray for their suffering to end?

Should you pray for them to be released from prison?

The Bible was written by suffering Christians to suffering Christians . . . so the good news is that throughout the Scriptures we can learn how to pray for our suffering brothers and sisters.




Pastor Zhang Shaojie has been imprisoned for 8 years, but he was recently transferred to another prison and will spend the next month in concentrated education.

Hi family members are concerned due to dramatic changes in his personality. He is taking a small white pill daily (for high blood pressure), but his family is skeptical that this pill is indeed for this medical problem.

We can remind Pastor Zhang that he is not forgotten by sending a letter of encouragement to him at the new prison.

 
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Continue to pray for sick Underground University (UU) students and interns – UU is a missionary training school for North Koreans to reach their own people with the gospel. Many of our UU students are older and have many health problems due to their time in North Korea. Two of our sick UU students are recovering well. But the condition of one UU intern is getting worse. Please pray for God to intervene.  

Pray for Chinese Pastor N and his congregation. He and his church are seeking asylum in another country but have already been denied and are now in the appeals process. They are currently without a country and without a home. They are facing the possibility of deportation, and if they are sent back to China they could be arrested.