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Strengthen the Church in Africa
Violence against Christians in Africa is at an all-time high.
Sub-Saharan Africa is the most violent place in the world for followers of Jesus. Believers face attacks from Islamic extremists on their churches and homes, abduction for ransom, violent assaults, and the constant risk of death.
Hundreds of thousands have been forced into internal displacement or have become refugees. Your gift today can help persecuted Christians in Africa stand strong.
$100 will help strengthen the body of Christ in Africa.
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Meet Pastor Josiah
In a small rural northern Nigerian village, Pastor Josiah stands alongside his daughter Salama* at the edge of a mass grave, where he has just led the village in a time of remembrance for all those they have lost.
The mass grave is simple, in fields at the village’s edge, marked by rocks laid in the shape of a cross.
This father and daughter know how their community feels. They have lost many members of their own family to the same violence—the extremism currently besieging parts of Sub- Saharan Africa.
“Here in this grave are 22 people who were killed. All of them were Christians. Just like how my wife and children were killed.” Josiah says, pinching away tears. “All we want is for the killings of Christians in Nigeria and Africa to stop.”
Your support will help ease the grief and trauma of believers facing horrific violence.
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Becoming part of the Hands At Work community is super special. Your monthly gift will help Christians hold on in the immediate aftermath of persecution and assist them to rebuild their lives supported by our local partners.
Just $50 a month will strengthen believers to do more than just survive persecution.
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