Ibraham is a Christian young man in Nigeria. His father was brutally murdered by Jihadist’s that stormed his small village.
When terrorists quit kicking him, his eyes stared at his father’s severed head lying in the dust next to him. His brother was also beaten and a bomb placed on their home. When the terrorists left, neighbors got him, his sisters, and mom out just in time.
A Christian is killed every two hours in Nigeria, now the most dangerous place in the world for our brothers in Christ.
Why the attack?
Because terrorists asked Ibrahim's father to deny Jesus, and he refused.
Like Ibrahim, many Christians in Nigeria have been given the strength to bear witness to a hope that inspires and commands respect.
“The situation is beyond us, but we know that our God can turn things around in the blink of an eye,” Ibrahim said. “So, keep praying for us, Let’s do our best for God's work, to honor him with our lives.”
Answering the call on short notice from our brothers in Nigeria is a challenge. But as CMN board member Doug Stringer says, “Your desire for victory must be stronger than your moments of challenge.”
By the grace of God and the prayers and support of the CMN brotherhood across the nations, we are going into the battle to help our brothers launch a powerful men’s movement across their beloved nation.
STAND WITH THE BROTHERHOOD - GIVE TODAY
We're locking arms with men of conviction and faith. Men of courage and compassion. Men that are Christlike.
Please pray and pray again. The team leaves in less than two weeks.
Let’s launch this Nigeria Christian men's movement with the anointing and power of the Holy Spirit. God has opened a door – we’re marching in.
On mission.
