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‘I would cry out to Jesus and ask him to heal me quickly—so that I could share the gospel with those who are in darkness.’
Those are the words of Indian Pastor Rajendra*, a man passionate about seeing people won for Christ. A man who has suffered for that passion.
Rajendra has been brutally attacked. He has seen members of his family attacked, too. He has also been arrested and imprisoned.
Several years ago he and his brother were attacked by a group of Hindu extremists. Rajendra suffered axe wounds that left him hospitalised and unable to stand or sit. He prayed for healing—so that he could continue gospel ministry! ‘I wept and cried out constantly, praying to the Lord that I could glorify him again,’ he said.
Voice of Persecuted Christians’ partner in India assisted Rajendra, including covering the costs of his medical care.
Will you consider giving to Voice of Persecuted Christians, as we seek to support those who have suffered—and continue to suffer—for Christ and the gospel?
Last year Rajendra and his family were attacked again, in an incident that left his parents severely injured. He was then falsely accused by his attackers and wrongfully imprisoned for six months. Our partner continues to fund ongoing legal costs.
Your brothers and sisters in Christ face the threat of violence and arrest for sharing the gospel—even for simply gathering together as followers of Christ.
Could you send a gift of £35 or more to Voice of Persecuted Christians, to help us support persecuted believers like Rajendra and his family? Your gift—whatever amount you are able to give—can make a real difference in the lives of so many Christians who have suffered and who, very often, continue to suffer persecution for their faith and witness.
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Thank you for your concern for persecuted Christians around the world.
*Name changed to protect those we serve.