YOU CAN HELP VOICE OF THE MARTYRS

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.

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Project update: Church Workers Training

Each year, VOM Australia funds the training of Chinese church leaders in theology and evangelism. The training runs for up to ten months, last year 80 Chinese believers took part. As the Chinese...

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Pakistan: Bibles Plus From the Field

Pakistan The majority of parents in the community are employed in brick kilns. Some parents have succeeded in educating a few of their children to a basic level. Thanks to the Bibl...

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Nepal: Bibles Plus From the Field

Nepal In a remote part of northern Nepal, there is a group of Christians who are hungry for God’s Word and need assistance financially, as they are neglected and marginalised bec...

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

Remembering Martyrs: Y Ngo Adrong

A Montagnard Degar Christian named Y Ngo Adrong, aged 49, from Dak Lak Province, was tortured to death in a police interrogation room in Ea H’leo district, Vietnam. Summoned on 13 July 2006, Adrong was interrogated about his Christian house-church activities. Later, police claimed he hanged himsel

From the Field Report July 2024

CHINA: Church Members Harassed on Anniversary of Crackdown In December 2023, the fifth anniversary of the December 2018 crackdown on Early Rain Covenant Church, government authorities harassed more than a dozen Early Rain church families. ‘Guards’ were stationed outside the homes of so

A Critical Decision

Twen Theodros had been a Christian for only two years when she was arrested in Eritrea, the first time. In 2002, the country’s dictatorship outlawed every religious group except Sunni Islam, the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Catholic Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Eritrea.