MY ACCOUNT
When a military regime attacked the Christian-majority town of Pyidawtha, Myanmar, in April 2024, nearly 960 families lost everything in a single day.
Their homes were destroyed. Their possessions burned. Their sense of security shattered.
Since that devastating attack, survivors have been living in conditions no family should endure – often crammed with several other families in animal stalls, exposed to the elements, struggling to make it through each day.
But for 24 Christian families, hope is finally taking shape.
Shelter in a Conflict Zone
Thanks to the compassion of supporters around the world, 24 families are receiving weather-resistant shelters designed to last up to five years. These portable structures provide the long-term security displaced families need to begin rebuilding their lives.
Our partners have worked diligently to get materials to these families, despite the challenges of operating in an active conflict zone – where military checkpoints, confiscations, and bribes are a common threat.
Every shelter delivered represents not just resources, but courage and commitment in the face of danger.
More Than a Roof
Aung*, one of the fathers who now has shelter for his family again, shared his gratitude:
"I don't have the words to fully express my gratitude for your generosity. Thank you for standing with us in this dark time – for your time, your resources, and your compassion. May our God bless you."
For Aung and families like his, these shelters represent far more than a roof.
"Your gift of roof materials has given us more than just protection from the rain," he explained. "It has given us hope and a path to the future."
Hope. Dignity. The chance to rebuild.
These are the gifts that compassion provides when it meets an urgent need.
*Name has been changed for privacy
Pray With Us
As these 24 families begin to rebuild and dozens are still displaced, please join us in prayer:
- Pray for protection for Christian families living in conflict zones
- Pray for provision for the dozens of families still without adequate shelter
- Pray for courage and strength for local partners working in dangerous conditions to deliver aid
- Pray for safety and peace for religious minorities in Myanmar
Myanmar still needs your help The needs in myanmar are still urgent
Violence against Christians has spiked dramatically in recent years, driving half a million Muslim-background believers from their home country. The conflict continues, and with it the displacement and suffering of countless families.
You can help support ongoing efforts to provide disaster relief, equip pastors and missionaries, and help rebuild the lives of displaced believers in Myanmar and all over the world.
