Apr. 11, 2019

Tailoring Program Helps Transform Lives

[262] prayers in [13] nations have been posted for Disowned Christian Women.
Learning a trade will help these women provide for their families.
Learning a trade will help these women provide for their families.

A group of women who were disowned by their families after coming to faith in Christ are now receiving vocational training that will help them support themselves. Upon graduation from the VOM-supported program, the women will be equipped to set up a small tailoring business. Read More.

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Authorities have been removing crosses from buildings in Henan province.
Apr. 11, 2019 | China

Authorities Remove More than 4,500 Crosses from Churches

Officials have removed crosses from more than 90 percent of the government-approved churches in Henan province, according to a VOM partner. Read More.

A parenting workshop became an opportunity to share freedom in Christ with a group of Muslim women.
Apr. 11, 2019 | Middle East

Sharing the Gospel Through Parenting Advice

A VOM partner in the West Bank recently used a discussion about parenting to share the love of Jesus with a group of Muslim women. When the principal of a girls' school in a very religious Muslim village noticed that her students were not getting along well, she invited Noura, the wife of a Christian minister, to speak to the girls' mothers and provide some parenting tips. Read More.

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The Voice of the Martyrs

The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) is a nonprofit, interdenominational missions organization that offers practical and spiritual help to persecuted Christians around the world. VOM was founded in 1967 by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned 14 years in Communist Romania for his faith in Christ. His wife, Sabina, was imprisoned for three years. In the 1960s, Richard, Sabina, and their son, Mihai, were ransomed out of Romania and came to the United States. Through their travels, the Wurmbrands spread the message of the atrocities that Christians face in restricted nations, while establishing a network of offices dedicated to assisting the persecuted church. The Voice of the Martyrs continues in this mission around the world today.

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