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Christians face persecution in more than 60 countries. Today, with persecution against Christians greater than ever before, we continue Richard Wurmbrand's mission to equip and support the persecuted church and act as their voice in the free world. Explore the different ways to get involved.

COUNTRIES

Voice of the Martyrs International works in 68 countries.

LIFE PACKS DISTRIBUTED

Over 8,700+ life packs were distributed by Voice of the Martyrs Australia in 2022.

RECENT PROJECTS

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VOMedical Nigeria

The goal of this project is to provide medical care for over 2,000 people including: ⦁ Persecuted Christians suffering from over two decades of recurrent attacks on their homes, ...

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VOMedical Egypt: Mobile Medical Clinics

Each year we fund mobile medical clinics in Egypt. In 2023, five clinics were run in different villages in Upper Egypt and Alexandria. The clinics have two objectives, firstly to provide medical ca...

Christmas Care Vietnam

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CHRISTMAS CARE : Vietnam

Christmas Care packs were provided to 397 children of persecuted Christian families. The Christians living in these areas are poor and often face discrimination because of their faith. They frequently...

THE GLOBAL NEED

Christians face persecution in more than 60 countries. Today, with persecution against Christians greater than ever before, we continue Richard Wurmbrand’s mission to equip and support the persecuted church and act as their voice in the free world. The map selected movements of Christians displaced by war and persecution.

STORIES OF PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS

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Remembering Martyrs | Dogo Nahawa Attack

7 March 2010 The people of Dogo Nahawa, Nigeria, woke up to the terrifying sound of gunfire one early Sunday morning in March. They soon realised they were under attack as militant Fulani Muslims stormed their village, armed with knives and machetes. The attackers, wearing military gear and conceal

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Remembering Martyrs | Tulu Mosisa

March 2008 Tulu Mosisa was a humble farm worker who deeply cherished his faith. He toiled in the distant village of Nensebo Chebi in southern Ethiopia to provide for his wife and five children, who lived in another village. He attended Kale Hiwot Baptist Church for worship. One Sunday morning du

Out of the Flames

Ahn did everything the North Korean government required of him, including nearly sacrificing his life. In the end, though, it still wasn’t enough. Born into an upper-class North Korean family, Ahn’s devotion to his country and to the Kim dynasty began at an early age. His father was a member