Tuesday 19 January 2010



Christians in Pakistan have endured an extremely difficult period over the last few years being attacked by fundametalists who despise them and see them as easy prey.   Mission International was able to send a small amount of money to Pakistan to provide a specail Christmas BIG Meal

A beautiful Christmas cake is cut, divided up enjoyed and  amonst those who were able to attend the BIG meal.

A astor gives thanks to God for the foos and for the fact that people at the other side of the world have remebered the Christians of Pakistan at their time of need.

A sea of kids anticipate the food that is being prepared for them.


The kids tick in to a beautiful meal that has been prepared by the adults who look after them.


Thursday 22 October 2009

Further unrest in Pakistan:

Extremists wreak havoc around Pakistan:
Reports recently received from Pakistan confirm news bulletins that bloodshed has returned to Pakistan once again. The extremists have focused on the Christian communities in Lahore as well as in other cities and towns leaving many Christian families broken and bereaved.

Above crowds gather in advance of the attacks as they burn loot and destroy homes and businesses, below you can see the extent of the violence and needless destructionMany families have to deal with brutal injuries as well as the deaths of family/community members. Below a seriously injured man receives treatment after the attacks.

Many mourners come under the cover of darkness to pay their respects to the dead and to support those who have lost loved ones.
If you can support the work of Mission International as we help bereaved and destitute families please use the options on the right hand column of this page.

Monday 7 September 2009

Good News from Pakistan!

Improved political situation:
News which has just reached us from Pakistan is very positive. I am reliably informed that the political situation in Lahore and surrounding areas has markedly improved recently making it a much safer place for, in particular Christians to live.

Recent attacks on Christians have left many dead or injured or homeless. The cry from Pakistan remains however 'Can you help us'? The circumstances for Christians in general, though relieved by the reduction in violence, remains poor. There is a great need for practical support in terms of daily necessities in the short term and in the longer terms income generating and education projects.

Christians remain poor due to their position in society, children beg, women can only do menial jobs and men are disrespected as a result of their faith in Christ.

In order to help in this situation Mission International is raising funds to begin projects in support of those who are worst affected by this situation.

Please help!
If you are able to help our brethren in Pakistan please use one of the options on the right hand column of this page.

Monday 3 August 2009

Attacks on Christians Continue:

Pakistani Christians continue to suffer abuse:
Renewed abuses on Christian communities in Pakistan are cause for concern. News agencies report that Christians have been killed as well as home and businesses being burned down.
To see news of the attacks as it is reported by the Christian Post please click here and on Dawn Media please click here.
Please help!
The need is urgent in Pakistan, those injured need immediate medical care and of course those who have lost everything including their homes need to be supported with food, clothing and shelter.
If you are able to help please use the options on the right hand column of this page.

Tuesday 7 July 2009

Pakistanis get help from Mission International supporters:

Welcome support arrives:
Recent times in Pakistan have seen many awful problems emerge. Christians have been targeted by religious fundamentalists who have brutalised and killed many as well as burning down and destroying their homes and livelihoods.
Here Christians give thanks before being given some food to eat.

Food parcels are prepared and families leave with enough food for the next few days.
Food parcels are handed out to families as they thank God for His provision.
If you would like to support Pakistani Christians please use the forms detailed on the right hand column of this page.

Monday 8 June 2009

Homes under the 'Hammer'!

Pakistani Christians lose everything:
Many Christians in Pakistan have lost everything due to the brutality meted by Islamic extremists. Homes are burned down and many killed or severely injured.

Mission International has offered a hand of support to those caught up in the violence and who have lost family members and property including their family homes. If you would like to contribute to the Pakistan Appeal please use the links at the top right of this page. Mission International will need in the region of £3500 to help this group of Christians get their injured to hospital and to rebuild their homes.
Nothing but the walls remain in the homes which have come under attack.
In the foreground of the picture below you will see a food grinding unit left behind as people escape the torrent of abuse.
The cement footprint and some of the walls still stand but the house is ruined and will be rebuilt when funds become available.




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Monday 1 June 2009

Pakistan's Brutality to Christians:

Pakistani Christians receive help after brutal attacks:
Over many years but particularly in recent days it has been tough to be a Christian living in Pakistan. Tolerance toward Christians has all but disappeared throughout the country as Islamic extremists brutalise those who profess Christ as Saviour and Lord.

Mission International has begun a 'Pakistan Appeal' to raise funds to help those who are in need after the attacks on their lives, their homes, their livelihoods and their churches.

Please Help!
If you can help those who are being martyred for their faith in the 21st Century then please use the options at the top right of this page.
A man lies bleeding after losing an arm as well as sustaining head injuries after one attack.

A small child receives horrific facial injuries during an assault on Christian believers.
Homes, schools churches are destroyed as the Christian communities are attacked by Islamic extremists.
Food is distributed after support funds are sent by Mission International to help those affected by the horrors in Pakistan.
Christians huddle together for shelter and security in a large building as they await God's provision to rebuild their homes and their lives.

To support needy Pakistani Christians see the options at the top right of this page.