Never Forget the Blood exists to help others. This current world crisis is not only affecting people medically, but economically as well. Our missionary teams are still seeking to minister during these times, but it is difficult even in countries where confirmed cases are not as rampant as the US. Pakistan, for example, has only confirmed 6,000 cases and less than 100 deaths.
However, it has over 60% the population of the US, and is only half the size of Alaska. There's no way they're able to practice social distancing to the degree many in America are being instructed. And yet, the government has taken stronger action than we're seeing here. All businesses and schools are shut down. There are no religious services, cops are beating folks in the streets with canes if they walk too closely. One mission team was detained by police for simply going to the market together to buy vegetables (were released after interrogation).
Our sources verify, they are not seeing people get sick and die from this (very real) virus. They are dying from starvation because now the brick slaves can't even work for food (there's no such thing as unemployment benefits).
Only $95 USD can supply a village family with enough food for an entire month. $8 can buy a Bible in their language ($30 for a rechargeable audio Bible for those who can’t read)
Through our ministry partnerships, we've seen thousands respond to the Gospel over the years.
You can give hope today, helping us not only share Christ, but also care for the needs of the least of these to give relief during these pressing times.
