Bringing hope to Thailand through the word of God among Christian refugees.
Christ for All Ministry is providing these refugees with assistance and help. This organization is dedicated to supporting Christian refugees in Thailand by addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. They offer resources such as food, shelter, medical care, and legal aid, while also sharing the word of God to bring hope and comfort during these challenging times.
Only 5% of Pakistani Christians have refugee status in Thailand,
most live without any legal protection and live in fear of being detained in horrendous conditions.
Believers in Hiding
In hiding because of the crackdown, many of the Christians have moved from Bangkok to remote areas. Immigration authorities started raiding condos, factories and restaurants and have even begun stopping foreigners from countries like Myanmar, India and Pakistan at malls, to ask them to show their passports. Some asylum seekers have taken to draping black sheets over their windows and doors and putting locks on their entrances to give the impression that they are away. In this situation, the lifeline to these families is a WhatsApp connection through which they stay connected with others in the same situation.
Stories of People of Thailand
My name is Ruby, and I was born in 1985 in Faisalabad, Pakistan, into a Christian family. I finished my college studies in 2005 and got a diploma in textile design and fine art in 2007. In that same year, my family had a serious accident, which changed my life.
After the accident, a person sent by God introduced our family to Christianity. This event led me to focus on my spiritual education. I started going door-to-door with my pastor to spread the word of God. I became very devoted to my faith, spending nights and days in prayer and fasting, and had many spiritual experiences.
In 2009, I married into a Catholic family, and together, we served in a Pentecostal church. I also helped my husband change his life. We started a prayer group, engaged in charitable work, and preached the word of God in different cities. We even began beauty courses for underprivileged girls and opened a free tuition center for needy children.
While we were blessed spiritually, we also started a successful electronics business in a Muslim-majority area, which was unusual for a Christian family. However, some people in the market conspired against us and falsely accused my husband of blasphemy. This put our lives in danger, so we decided to leave Pakistan and start anew in Thailand as asylum seekers.
In Thailand, I saw the struggles of other asylum seekers and refugees who lacked food, education, and employment. I prayed to God to help us all, especially the children who wanted good food, education, and a place to call home. The biggest challenge was the lack of education, which could shape their futures.
God gave me a vision, and with the help of Brother Naeem, we started a program to teach English through the Bible. It’s been successful, and people are happy. They shared their stories, proving that God is with us.
Mission Trip to Bangkok Thailand December 2023
Lots of Stories filled with tears, and a profound sense of love. Although challenges persist, the foundation of relationships in Christ remains strong.
Hear it from the people.
Kazuto Kishi is our official representative in Thailand. Kazuto is a man of God who has known Naeem Zafar for over 10 years. He has the heart to serve and loves to work among Pakistani Christians and is working to meet their spiritual and physical needs.
Kazuto Kishi our Registered Representative
Our Team in Thailand
