Fifty-one people have died and more than 1 million are stranded after recent catastrophic flooding and landslides in Bangladesh. “The southeast part of the country has been seriously affected,” a local ministry leader said. “Many people, including our believers, have lost their houses and are living in a difficult situation without food and shelter.”

Days of monsoon rains drenched the country in mid-July, triggering flash floods and landslides, including in a refugee camp, where 16 refugees were killed. “Thirty-five families connected with our ministry were affected, including families living in refugee camps,” another ministry leader said. “Also, many people have been unable to work and have lost their daily income. Low-lying areas have been flooded, and landslides have blocked several roads through the hills, cutting off transportation and making it difficult for essential goods to reach communities.”

“We have initiated help with food relief for 300 families.”

Help is needed, and local missionaries are gathering resources and organizing teams to travel to the affected areas. “We have initiated help with food relief for 300 families, and we are planning to help rebuild houses for the families who have lost their homes,” a ministry leader said. “Each food bag costs around $20, and each home rebuild will be around $250.”

Will You Help?

Please consider a donation today to support emergency relief to those affected by this disaster. Missionaries plan to distribute supplies such as rice, lentils, cooking oil, and salt directly to families. But financial support is critical because the price of essential goods has increased as the demand becomes greater.

“We are deeply grateful for your partnership in the gospel.”

“We are praying that the Lord will provide the resources needed to serve these families during this difficult time,” a ministry leader said. “We are deeply grateful for your partnership in the gospel. Please continue to pray that the Lord will protect the affected families, provide for their needs, and open the way to serve them with the love of Christ.”