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A recent update from a US-based global security research group has provided further evidence that Christians in sub-Saharan Africa are being targeted by Islamic State (IS – also known as ISIS, ISIL, Daesh). The “Terrorism Monitor” report from The Jamestown...
“The practical relief is invaluable to our Haitian brothers and sisters,” our Caribbean church partners told us after Barnabas provided rice to around 30,000 hungry Christian Haitian families. “Food scarcity and even famine is an ongoing and desperate situation,” added...
Over 700 Christians affected by the collapse of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine have been helped with Barnabas-funded aid. Thanks to the swift and generous response of our supporters, Barnabas was able to provide believers displaced from their homes with urgent necessities. The...
More than 13,000 impoverished Christians in a South-East Asian country have been sustained with rice from a Barnabas-funded rice milling machine. The machine represents an exciting new dimension in Barnabas Aid’s food.gives project, and is – in the words of...
Barnabas Aid is excited to be supporting the translation of God’s Word into an indigenous West African language for the first ever time. There are more than 500,000 Flame* speakers in West Africa, a minority of whom are Christian converts...
Barnabas Aid’s 'The Shepherd’s Academy' (TSA) is providing theological and pastoral training for more than 600 grassroots church leaders in the Global South. These students represent more than 30 countries. Each student is linked to one of our TSA study...
“This help given to my family was a blessing from the Lord,” declared Nazira, a poor Christian grandmother from Kyrgyzstan. Her family was among 298 impoverished and marginalised Christian families (about 700 people) given food to sustain them, coal for...
Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian Christian region within the territory of Azerbaijan, has been cut off from Armenia for seven months. Azerbaijan began its blockade of the Lachin Corridor, the only land route linking Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, on 12 December 2022. Pray...
Barnabas Aid’s latest rollout of the nutrient-rich porridge ePap in Zimbabwe has provided 11,700 hungry Christians with one nourishing serving a day for 90 days. Our food.gives project delivered 48,000kg of ePap for distribution through 131 churches – giving approximately...
“I am so grateful to those who helped us to have this programme,” said 16-year-old Anne. She was among 300 Christian children and young people displaced by the jihadi insurgency raging in Burkina Faso who benefitted from attending an...