This is Their Exodus: From Slavery to Strength in Jesus’ Name
Rescued: The Exodus Begins
Right now in Pakistan, over 1 million Christians are trapped in generational slavery to brick kiln owners—crushed under debts they can never repay. Their children are born into bondage.
But freedom is possible. For around $1,500, we pay their debt, release them, and begin walking with them into a new life.
Watch this video to learn more.
The Lord brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand…”– Deut. 6:21
Restored: New Path in the Wilderness
The Exodus wasn’t just an escape—it was a journey. We don’t just rescue—we relocate families into a safe community, sponsored by a local pastor and church.
We provide:
- Temporary housing
- Three months of food, clothing, and basic needs
- Healthcare and trauma support
- Christian education for their children
- Vocational training and job placement
Like God’s people in the wilderness, they need daily provision and faith for what’s ahead. We walk with them.
Renewed: A People of His Own
The Exodus was also about identity. At Mount Sinai, God gave His people the Law, called them His own, and taught them how to live.
That’s what discipleship looks like in Pakistan:
- We’re training pastors, evangelists, and leaders to plant churches and strengthen existing churches.
- We’ve launched Hillcrest Pakistan Christian School and we’re encouraging the growth of more Christian schools where children can grow in truth and grace—free from the bullying and persecution common in Muslim schools.
- We’re equipping young believers to walk in hope, not fear.
The Journey Continues
This Exodus is ongoing, and you can be part of it.
- $1,500 – rescue and relocate a family
- $350 – provide 50 Bibles in Urdu
- $100 – support a teacher for a month
- $25 – help supply clean water
Pray
- For persecuted Christians
- For faithful pastors and church planters
- For children to flourish in their new life
Go
Partner with us to disciple, teach, and serve through short-term mission teams and long-term partnerships.
We are partnering with Pakistani church leaders to bring freedom, hope, and the Gospel to the least-reached and most vulnerable. The Exodus is just beginning.
