The Karen are a Christian minority in Burma that are routinely persecuted by the Burmese military which is waging a campaign of ethnic cleansing of all the country’s religious minorities. The Karen live in very remote locations in Eastern Burma.…
Love and Faith Elizabeth and Emmanuel In spite of overwhelming odds Emmanuel and Elizabeth are together again. When Elizabeth (last names are not being used to protect identities), an Armenian Christian, was allowed to leave Iran escaping years of religious…
Ephraim Mattos Discusses the Karen Genocide in Myanmar Today on Glenn Beck Radio While the main focus of The Nazarene Fund has been, over the past three years, to help Christians and other religious minorities persecuted in the Middle East.…
Why We Should Continue to Rescue Yazidis from ISIS You Asked, The Nazarene Fund Answers In 2014, The Nazarene Fund was conceived based on a mission to rescue and resettle Christians persecuted by the Islamic State when the group began…
Finding Martine: A Former ISIS Captive is Reunited With Her Father In 2014, 8-year old Martine* was living with her family in the Yazidi town of Khanasoor in Northern Iraq. Up until that point, the most notable event in her…
ISIS Threat Continues Terrorist Group Still Controls Large Territory and Thousands of Captives Over the last year, the Islamic State (ISIS) has been dealt severe blows in Syria and Iraq, which have greatly reduced the terrorist group’s control over the…
The Nazarene Fund Responds: ISIS Attack on Peaceful Syrian City Sweida, a small Syrian city located in the country’s south near the Jordanian border, has been one of the safest cities throughout the Syrian crisis until last Wednesday, the day…
The Nazarene Fund's "Book of Life" Grows: 2,500 Yazidis Head to Australia Our Goal: Help Save 14,000 by Dec 31st Both Christianity and Judaism mention a “Book of Life” or Sefer HaChaim, which records the names of people destined for…
Broken Promises. Shattered Lives Iranian Christian Refugees Remain In Limbo as U.S. Government Vacillates “Not knowing what the future holds is the worst part.” For a group of 108 Iranian refugees stranded in Austria, living in a constant state of…
The Nazarene Fund in Syria Bombings in Syria have become so commonplace that Syrian citizens hardly react. The sad reality is that these catastrophic bombings have become a part of everyday life. Cities lie in shambles and cleanup and relief…
