Nigeria – The Shadow of Extremism
Nigeria’s Christians face relentless attacks from Islamist extremists such as Boko Haram and armed militias. Churches are burned, priests are kidnapped, and entire communities are forced to flee. ACN funds trauma healing for priests and laypeople, emergency aid for displaced families, and interfaith dialogue efforts to promote peace.
Burkina Faso – Terrorism and the Church
Islamist extremists have ravaged Christian communities, forcing thousands to flee. Entire parishes have been abandoned, and churches desecrated. ACN is repairing damaged churches, providing food for displaced catechists, and building schools to restore hope for the next generation.
Mozambique – A Church Under Siege
The province of Cabo Delgado has been devastated by Islamist insurgents, with churches burned and families left starving. ACN provides emergency food aid, spiritual support for displaced persons, and radio evangelisation to keep faith alive in times of crisis.
Pakistan – The Struggle for Religious Freedom
In Pakistan, Christians are frequently targeted by blasphemy laws, forced conversions, and mob violence. Women and young girls from Christian communities suffer abduction and forced marriages. ACN provides legal aid, shelter for victims, and education to empower the persecuted Church.
Middle East – The Battle for Survival
Once-thriving Christian communities in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon are dwindling due to conflict and persecution. ACN is committed to rebuilding churches, supporting priests and religious, and ensuring Christian families remain in their homeland.