Solidarity with the Persecuted Church
Solidarity with the Persecuted Church exists to share the generosity of the Christian people with the Church in countries where it confronts religious persecution.
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Fresh Water, Medical Equipment, and Communication Devices for Persecuted Christians in Nigeria
Imagine you are at home, enjoying a quiet evening. It’s dusk, the sun is setting behind the hills. Your family is around, perhaps your children or grandchildren are there with you, playing games on the floor. This is the best part of the day, relaxing after your work is done. Suddenly the calm is broken…
SPC Updates
On Friday, October 31st, the President designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern because of the ongoing and systematic persecution and murder of Christians there. In taking this step he said, “The United States cannot stand by while such…
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We are proud to announce the release of our mini-documentary created by filmmaker Jordan Allott and In Altum Productions. Featuring exclusive testimonies and on-the-ground footage from SPC’s mission to Nigeria, this film brings you face-to-face with the courage of Christian…
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To the President of the United States Donald J. Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio: We the undersigned are gravely concerned about the systematic persecution of Christians in Nigeria. In recent years, more Christians have been martyred in Nigeria…
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Our team has returned from Nigeria, only days before violent attacks against Christians in Benue State. While on the ground, SPC President Steve Wagner and filmmaker Jordan Allott spoke with clergy and parishioners across denominations, visited camps for internally displaced people, collected…
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SPC President Steve Wagner and documentary filmmaker Jordan Allott are in Nigeria to meet with local church leaders across denominations, visit camps for people who had to flee their homes and villages, and travel to endangered houses of worship, all…
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Fresh Water, Medical Equipment, and Communication Devices for Persecuted Christians in Nigeria
Imagine you are at home, enjoying a quiet evening. It’s dusk, the sun is setting behind the hills. Your family is around, perhaps your children or grandchildren are there with you, playing games on the floor. This is the best part of the day, relaxing after your work is done. Suddenly the calm is broken…
Rebuilding Christian Villages in Iraq
To help SPC rebuild Christian churches and villages in Iraq, You may use this link, or the form below ***April 6 Update: Father Ammar and other Christians on the ground compiled a list of churches, monasteries, cemeteries and other religious buildings that have suffered from the Islamic State. We are sharing that list with you here to show all the various…
The Holy Family Center
**June 4 Update** Thanks to you, our incredibly generous donors, the Holy Family Center is still running and caring for exiled infants and their mothers. While the emergency fund has been raised, the Center is in continual need of support in order to ensure that they never are in danger of running our of supplies…
Parishes in Exile
Since the outbreak of ISIS in Iraq, Hundreds of thousands of Christians have been forced to leave their ancient homeland, the Nineveh Plain. Some of these Christians, in an effort to hold on to the community they worshipped with for generations, sought refuge together as an entire parish. 25 of these parishes are now located…
Rebuild the Nigerian Church
For over six years Nigeria has been fighting a vicious radical Islamic insurgency, Boko Haram. Boko Haram is known for kidnapping women and young girls, forcing their conversion, and forcibly ‘marrying’ them to terrorists. The insurgency group has bombed and burned many churches across the country. Nigerians scatter around the ruins of a church targeted…