Persecution of Christians in India has intensified dramatically, particularly in North India, where churches, homes, and pastors’ residences have been attacked, burned, and destroyed. In one such attack, individuals inside a church building were forced to flee to escape the fire. In its aftermath, over 400 Christians were displaced, left homeless, and are now seeking shelter in camps or neighboring states. This wave of violence has left women, children, and families traumatised, facing ongoing fear and hardship with fundamental human rights routinely violated. In response, we have continued to offer unwavering support to affected churches across Northern and Southern India, meeting both practical and spiritual needs. Our aid includes safe housing, pastoral care, and essential food supplies such as rice, flour, and oil, along with warm clothing, shoes, and heating resources to protect families from the cold. We also provide discipleship materials in local languages, including Bibles, theology books, children’s storybooks, and journals, to help sustain faith and hope in these trying times. Together, we stand in love and solidarity with the persecuted church