925 Custom Bibles and Mustard Seed Ministries is working with Agape Love Ministries in Pakistan

For 18 years, this precious family has lived as bonded brick kiln slaves in Pakistan in immense suffering.

Every sunrise begins with exhausting labor, and every sunset ends with the same heavy burden. No matter how hard they work, the debt keeps them trapped.

They are hopeless with a longing to be free. Their children deserve to dream about school, laughter, and a bright future, not another day of making bricks to pay a debt that never seems to end.

Their home is not secure. Two sides of their house have no boundary walls, leaving the family completely exposed. People passing by can easily see into their home, and during the night they live with fear because they do not feel safe. As their daughters are growing up, this lack of privacy and security is especially concerning.

Our first priority is, Lord willing, to help free this family from the bondage they have lived under for so many years. After that, we also hope to help build the missing walls around their home so they can finally have a safe, private, and secure place to live.

Jesus reminds us that every person is created in the image of God and is worthy of love, dignity, and freedom. I believe He has not forgotten this family. He hears every prayer, sees every tear, and His heart is for the oppressed.

Today, I ask you to join me in donating for Narmeen and Waris. Help us break these chains, and make a way for them where there seems to be no way, and bring this family into the freedom they have waited so long to see.

If this story touches your heart, please donate and share it. Together we can help more people see their need and stand with them in prayer.

“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2

Money from this campaign will be used to:

Pay off their debt and release this family from slavery

Provide an auto-rickshaw so that they have the means to support themselves

Fix their home so this family of 5 lives in safety