Pakistan hero
A note from the field

In Pakistan, Christian families can become trapped in generational brick-kiln bondage, with poverty and debt leaving little opportunity to build a different future. We partner with trusted local pastors to bring the hope of Christ while helping families move from bondage toward freedom, dignity, and sustainable work.

Freedom is only the first step. Freed families receive several months of food and housing support to rebuild, and many have received rickshaws to begin their own income-generating work — creating a path to lasting independence rather than long-term dependency.

Our next step is a linen business connecting Pakistani manufacturing to American buyers, with 25% of sales reinvested directly into Kingdom work — strengthening pastors, churches, and Gospel outreach across Lahore, Faisalabad, and Sialkot.

  • Total Vision: $150,000
  • Families to Be Freed: 10
  • Cost to Free One Family: $1,500
  • Linen Sales Reinvested Into Kingdom Work: 25%

Please pray with us for Pakistan.

We partner with trusted local pastors to help Christian families move from brick-kiln bondage toward freedom, dignity, and sustainable work. So far, we have:

  • Helped families transition out of generational brick-kiln bondage
  • Continued preaching the Gospel and discipling believers through trusted local pastors
  • Provided approximately three months of food and housing support to freed families
  • Strengthened churches in communities where following Jesus carries real social cost
  • Purchased rickshaws for freed families to launch their own income-generating businesses
The Ongoing Need

There is more to be done.

Around Lahore, Faisalabad, and Sialkot, debt owed to brick-kiln owners is passed from parents to children, and Christian families are among the most vulnerable. Freeing a family costs about $1,500 - but freedom only lasts when work, housing, and a church community follow. Pastors in these communities keep preaching at real personal cost, with few resources behind them.

Map of Pakistan highlighting ministry regions around Lahore, Faisalabad, and Sialkot
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Freedom That Multiplies

This is about more than projects - it is about lasting Gospel transformation. Entire regions are opening, leaders are rising, and the Church is being established to endure for generations.

Our vision is to:

  • Free more families from brick-kiln bondage;
  • Create sustainable employment so freedom can become permanent;
  • Launch the linen initiative to connect Pakistani enterprise with American consumers;
  • Reinvest 25% of sales into Gospel ministry and church development;
  • Equip and strengthen pastors serving in difficult environments;
  • Expand evangelism and discipleship throughout Lahore, Faisalabad, Sialkot, and beyond;
  • Develop a reproducible model where business helps sustain ministry, rather than ministry remaining dependent entirely on outside donations.

This is about more than rescuing families — it's about breaking cycles, restoring dignity, strengthening the Church, and building sustainable pathways for the Gospel to advance. The $150,000 figure above is a projected campaign budget; final numbers will be confirmed as our Pakistan team receives actual quotes for the linen startup, transportation, and local operations.

Partnerships

We are not carrying out this work alone.

Everything happening in Pakistan happens through trusted local pastors in Lahore, Faisalabad, and Sialkot. They know which families are in bondage, which debts can be settled, and which believers need care - and they carry the work long after our teams fly home.

We do not build parallel structures. We fund, equip, and stand behind the leaders God has already placed in these communities, and they direct the freedom, discipleship, and church-strengthening work on the ground.

The linen initiative extends that same partnership into business - Pakistani workers, Pakistani leadership, and profits reinvested into the churches doing the ministry.

“The goal is not dependence on Kingdom Learners. The goal is freedom that lasts and Gospel impact that multiplies.”
Kingdom Learners — Pakistan