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  Pakistan programs are up and running again   On January 24, 2021 the CFAM team in Pakistan traveled to one of the communities the team is running a Sunday School program since the restart  due to Covid-19.  The team traveled to the Shiekhupura district to the school in Phularwan.  The CFAM team wanted to see how the new program was running, how the team could help the teachers and what could be done to improve the program.The CFAM team traveled with five teachers from other areas with the hope that all the teachers would have an opportunity to see how other Sunday School programs were running, to learn from each other and to share songs, lessons and materials. Once the CFAM team arrived, a little late due to bad…

  Sunday Schools in Pakistan begin to reopen   “And let us not grown weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.”Galatians: 6:9After the CFAM Pakistan team meet to discuss the reopening of Sunday School programs, it was decided that on 20th of September 2020 the team would go to Shiekhupura to reopen Sunday School activities following the Government of Pakistan Covid-19 SOP’s (Mask), Social Distancing, Hand washing /Hand sanitizing). To travel there the team arranged to meet at patherwali District Nankana sahib. With recent incidents on the highways in the area the team was traveling, one of which a mother was raped and her two children were beaten. The program coordinator, Waseem, discussed his concern about the transportation of teachers…

    This year the Christ For All Ministry team in Pakistan decided the best way to serve our Sunday School communities would be to provide the children and their families with a Christmas food package. Covid-19 has been difficult and challenging for everyone but has been particularly difficult for Christians in Pakistan who are marginalized already and now face very strict lockdowns and substantial increase in the cost of food.To assist Christian families through these difficult times the CFAM team in Pakistan purchased, organized and distributed food packages to 141 families in the communities of our 6 Sunday School programs.The food packages given to the families contained flour, rice, sugar, tea, spices, oil and vegetables in order to provide these families with essential food that has been difficult for…

  View fullsize   Bonded brick kiln workers given hopeWe would like to share with you the stories of our brothers and sisters living and working in brick kilns, their hardships, struggles and persecution as a believer in Christ. Thousands of Pakistani Christians are Brick-kiln workers who borrow money from their employer for essential needs at a time of family crisis. The debts keep each family bonded to their brink-kiln, with money deducted from their wages to pay the interest on the loan. It is impossible, in their poverty, to pay off the debts, and these debts can be passed down from generation to generation. Despised, despairing and trapped, the bonded brick-kiln workers feel like slaves.Christian families are bond to work at brick-kilns because they have sold all their land…