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Thank you for helping us know how to pray for our brothers and sisters in other countries.

— David and Leota S., CA

The letters we get from Christian Aid keep us informed of the needs of our brothers and sisters in Christ. Thank you so much.

— Charles and Susana C., KY

God bless you all as we work together for getting the message of salvation out to the ends of the earth.

— Evelyn K., CO

I praise God for the GREAT and MARVELOUS work He is doing through your ministries to our Brethren.

— DonnElise K.

Thank you for the letters included with our receipts. They help me understand your work. They remind me to pray for you….because you are missionaries too.

— Janet H., MT

Praise God for your ministry! Many others need to do missions this way.

— Sonja K., ME

Praying for each of you every day!

— Kenneth S., FL

My early elementary Sunday School class had the privilege of receiving Prayerline for Kids as a gift from Janet Hardy (donor). In the “Change for Making a Change” program, the children, on their own, all five children have collected $10 in pennies and chosen to support the Thanksgiving Dinner in Peru! God bless you.

— Sandy L., VT

I pray for a very blessed, peaceful Happy Thanksgiving to all my Christian Aid “family.” I thank you for all your prayerful concern for me and my family. God has been supplying all I have needed. He is truly faithful and I am so blessed. May God bless you all abundantly.

— Edith G., CA


Top 5 People Groups

Muslim Jat: 29,543,000

Northern Pashtun: 22,689,000

Muslim Rajput: 15,460,000

Shaikh: 11,491,000

Muslim Arian: 9,718,000

Religion

Muslim: 95.8%

Christian: 2.5%

Evangelical: 0.6%

Hindu: 1.6%


Reference:

Operation World

CIA Factbook

Joshua Project


About Pakistan

Pakistan is situated between Afghanistan and India. It was formerly part of British controlled India but separated in 1947. It is home to 467 People Groups, 453 of whom remain unreached according to the Joshua Project. Pakistan promises religious freedom for minorities in its Constitution but in practice minority religions are fiercely persecuted.

Christian Aid supports indigenous missionaries in Pakistan who provide relief aid in the midst of disaster, distribute Christian literature and open up Christian schools to educate the poor all while living with the threat of persecution and violence.

Recent Prayerline Posts

PAKISTAN. In early March, a disagreement between two neighbors (one Christian, one Muslim) escalated into an alleged case of blasphemy. As a result, radical Muslim groups burned down the homes of hundreds of Christians living in the area. As news of these attacks reached across the country, indigenous missionaries were sent to the area. They went equipped to provide relief ...

PAKISTAN. In the aftermath of one of the most devastating earthquakes to hit Pakistan, these indigenous missionaries found an open door for sharing the gospel in an unreached area of Pakistan. Eight years later a vibrant church among these former Muslim believers is growing. They have an urgent need for a simple building, as they are currently meeting in a dilapidated shelter ...

Related Stories

Kingdom Expands Despite Heated Persecution in Pakistan

Pastors are imprisoned, believers attacked, and church houses burned in this country where Christianity comprises just 1.45 percent of the population. News stories abound of kidnappings, torture and unjust executions. This is a land of suffering for many who call on the name of the Lord. Read more.

Firestorm in Pakistan

March 14, 2013 - Christian Aid Mission is sending emergency assistance to help displaced families whose homes and businesses were torched by an angry Muslim mob in Lahore, Pakistan, this past weekend. Read more.

Help Christians Suffering From Devastating Rains in Pakistan and India

September 27, 2011 - Rain continues to fall and water keeps on pouring into Pakistan causing massive destruction to homes, crops and livelihood. In one of the area where one indigenous ministry is working, 70 Christian families are completely surrounded with water. Read more.

Massive Flooding Hits South Asia as Christian Aid Seeks Help for Victims

August 25, 2011 - Indigenous missionary leaders in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan are facing emergency needs for aid to flood victims and asking for prayers and support from Christians in the USA. Almost 4 million people are homeless as a result of monsoon rains and flooding. Read more.

Flood Victims in Pakistan Crisis Need Our Help

September 2, 2010 - Christian Aid Mission is increasing efforts to collect emergency help for the flood victims of the continuing crisis in Pakistan as worldwide interest from the news media wanes. Read more.

Update on Pakistan

January 1, 2010 - With the generous help of Christian Aid donors, a ministry based in Pakistan was able to contribute significantly to help rehabilitate the persecuted people of Korian. Read more.

Christian Wedding Ceremony Sparks Violence in Pakistan

August 14, 2009 - A Christian family in Pakistan cut up pieces of paper to be used as confetti in an upcoming wedding. Out of this innocent act, a ridiculous rumor spread saying that the pieces of paper were really pages ripped out from the Koran and shredded. Read more.

Pakistan – A National Tragedy

June 04, 2009 - "They all need our help and the needs are great. Our mission is two-fold: We are trying to provide them with the basics – food, water, and hygiene facilities. In spite of the turmoil around us, the Lord has provided opportunities to take the Word of God to displaced people in various camps." Read more.

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