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Teach a child to read the Bible

Musa Usman is overjoyed to have any school nearby, especially one where her children can learn to read the Bible without fear of persecution. “Having a school like this in our community was a dream that most of us thought would never come to pass.” Open Doors teaches children from a Muslim background to read, know and understand God better.

Provide the resources needed to teach a child of the persecuted Church to learn to read God’s Word.

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Send a child to school for one month

Send a child whose father has been martyred to school.

Rhonda is one of hundreds of children whose fathers have been martyred for their faith. Today, you can help children like Rhonda continue their education. Rhonda says, "Although I have a great challenge of going back to school, I am going to excel in Jesus' name."

Send a child like Rhonda to school for one month.

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Send a child to school for one year

Send a child like Rhonda to school for one year.

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Send two children whose fathers have been martyred to school for a year

Give a Gift of Hope plus

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Teach Christ's love to children in the Middle East

In a region torn by conflict, uprisings, and repressive crackdowns by governments, many Christian children are losing hope. Today, you can help train a new generation of believers what it means to show the love of Christ.

Help train a new generation of persecuted Christians on what it means to advance God's Kingdom in places where faith costs the most.

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Provide Christian education to an unseen child of persecution

Nine-year-old Mala was traumatised after her father and older brother were martyred for their faith, and she had to flee for her life. She currently lives in a community of refugees in a Middle East country (that cannot be disclosed), and is not able to get a proper education. Mala is now part of an Open Doors program that gives children like her a Christian education. "She's experiencing new life, and her face often breaks into a smile," her teacher says.

Let a child know that you see their suffering by providing them with a Christian education.

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