2017 Christmas Catalog

Christmas 2017 

PERSECU ION 

Gifts 

for the 

Persecuted 

20+ 

Ways to Give 

Education 

Pastor Support 

Bibles 

Child Sponsorship 

Victim Care ...and more!

CONTENTS 

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8 

Economic Empowerment 

Education 

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14 

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Care for Kids 

Medical Outreach 

Attack Response and Recovery 

Spreading the Gospel 


Church Assistance 

Advocacy Fellows 

2 International Christian Concern

LETTER 

FROM THE 

PRESIDENT 

One of the things I go back to again and again 

when I tell audiences about persecution is how 

it is much more than a pastor being killed. 

You see, persecution is a multifaceted problem 

that affects generation after generation of 

Christians in a persecuted country. 

Christians in these countries are routinely denied a quality 

education, face systematic job discrimination, and have 

no access to capital to start businesses. Therefore, they are 

purposefully and permanently stuck on the bottom rung of 

society and under-served by the state. 

Yet most persecution solutions only focus on bandaging the 

immediate victims of attacks. 

Those victims are our most immediate concern; their welfare gets 

us up in the morning. When Christians are murdered or broken, 

we will be there for the victim or the family of the martyr. 

At the same time, we want to work toward changing the 

situation on the ground by addressing the holistic nature of 

persecution and helping persecuted Christians with medical 

care, microfinance, and by giving them an education that 

takes them to the front of the employment line. 

Lastly, we want to build the Kingdom of God on the front lines 

of the battle between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of 

Satan which is why we invest in top church planters and media 

efforts to get the Gospel into the toughest areas of the world. 

Hopefully, understanding “our grid” will give context to all of 

the options we give you to help a persecuted Christian in this 

catalog. 

The persecuted will pay any price to stay close to Jesus, no 

matter the cost. They are my heroes and worthy of our time, 

treasure, and talent. 

Please join us to bring God’s blessing and hope to these 

deserving believers. 

Bless you, 

Jeff King 

President, ICC 

To donate: Go to www.persecution.org or call 1-800-422-5441 

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When most people think of persecution, they think of a pastor being killed or 

imprisoned, and while martyrdom is the most violent and visible type of 

persecution, it is only the end of the persecution story. 

For most Christians, persecution is a daily struggle for existence, touching 

almost every part of their lives. From generation to generation, this has a 

huge compounding effect, relegating Christians to the lowest rungs of society. 

To break this cycle of persecution and poverty, we develop programs that seek to provide 

persecuted Christians with economic opportunities. From microfinance loans to grants that help 

restart businesses destroyed by persecution, we are able to provide a brighter and sustainable 

future for many Christians worldwide. 

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HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$30 - Seed & fertilizer 

$70 - Storefront rent: 1 month 

$2,000 - Tuk-tuk 

Rescuing Victims of ISIS 

In August 2014, ISIS’ violence drove hundreds of Christian families 

from their homes in Qaraqosh, Iraq. The extremists set aside Christian 

properties for destruction by spray-painting the word “narsani,” Arabic 

for “follower of the Nazarene,” on Christian homes and businesses. 

Yas, a Christian from Qaraqosh, was among the thousands forced to 

flee their homes. He left behind everything – his home, community, 

and livelihood. When ISIS was finally driven out of Qaraqosh, 

Yas’ greatest desire was to return home and restart his life. 

Unfortunately, he didn’t have the means to restart the business 

ISIS ransacked and burned. 

We stepped in and helped restart Yas’ agricultural shop during 

northern Iraq’s planting season; this was the first business to 

provide seed and fertilizer to Qaraqosh’s farming community. 

This investment has not only allowed Yas to rebuild his home 

and move his family, but has enabled other families to also 

return. 

“It was great restarting,” Yas told us. “I became famous 

since I was the first shop starting again in Qaraqosh and 

that encourages people to come back.” 

Tuk-Tuk 

Persecution in India has increased 

dramatically in the past three years. 

Fewer people are coming to church due 

to fear of persecution and international 

channels for funding ministries are being 

closed by the government. 

We provided Arun with a tuk-tuk so that 

he could start a taxi business and more 

easily evangelize and spread the Gospel. 

“When I heard that I would be assisted 

with an auto-rickshaw... I was stunned,” 

Arun said. “[It was] beyond all my 

expectation and [I] couldn’t believe God 

would bless us in such a great manner.” 

“The income which will come from the rickshaw will fulfill the needs of my family and ministry,” 

Arun said. “I will also have a chance to share the Gospel with my passengers too.” 


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Microfinance Loan 

In Egypt, widespread discrimination forces many Christians to the bottom rung of 

society. Many work as day laborers, existing from job to job and even meal to meal. 

Sylvia, a 40-year-old Christian mother of six, and her husband lived this existence until 

ICC provided a microloan to set up her own business. 

Sylvia had a history of weaving and selling floor mats to her neighbors. In 2016, we 

gave her a microloan to purchase equipment to turn her sidework into a real business. 

After our small investment, Sylvia grew her business so successfully, she repaid her 

loan in half the required time and has since received another microloan three 

times the size of the first one to expand her business even more. 

“Thank you ICC for 

giving me the loan I 

needed. My production 

of mats has greatly 

increased and I can now 

earn good money.” 

- Sylvia 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$150 - Microfinance loan 

$500 - Small market business 

Small Market Business 

Pakistan’s notorious blasphemy laws are often used to 

persecute Christians. Motivated by score-settling and 

religious hatred, an accusation of blasphemy has deadly 

consequences for the accused and the family. 

Yaqoob Masih, a Pakistani Christian, was arrested and 

imprisoned for unknowingly committing blasphemy in 

2016. Following Yaqoob’s accusation, local radicals 

threatened his entire family and they were forced to flee, 

leaving their home and jobs behind. 

ICC provided funds to relocate the family in a new 

city and provided all of the materials and inventory 

necessary to start a small fruit and vegetable shop, 

which has provided for the financial needs of his 

suffering family. 

“ICC’s support is wonderful,” Yaqoob’s brother told ICC. “I 

never thought of having my own business. I am thankful for 

making it possible. For years I worked as a laborer so this is a 

great blessing…which will bring 100 times the results.” 


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Education 

HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

Christian kids are the most 

vulnerable victims of persecution. 

They are intentionally denied a 

quality education, and therefore 

relegated to the bottom rung of 

society with little to no hope of getting ahead. 

Access to quality education opens the door to the 

future and breaks the multi-generational cycle of 

poverty that entraps the persecuted. 

We provide supplemental education, full-time 

schooling, and vocational training. 

You can provide them with the gift of 

education, giving them hope for their future 

and letting them know that, even though 

society may have oppressed them, God cares 

for them and has not abandoned them. 

Vocational Training 

Christian women in the Middle East 

are a double target of Islamic radicals 

because of their gender and faith. Many lose 

their husbands due to persecution, forcing them to 

become the breadwinners for their families. 

You can empower these Christian women by giving them 

the gift of vocational training. This enables them to learn 

a trade skill which will allow them to generate income for 

their family. The training also supports them in their spiritual 

growth as they cope with a life of persecution. 


$30 - Jos school: 1 month 

$60 - Vocational training: 1 person 

$86 - Teacher salary: 1 month 

$250 - One new computer 

Supplemental Education 

Many Christians in the Middle East are marginalized into 

very poor ghettos where access to quality education is scarce. 

Christians who are able to attend school are persecuted by their 

peers and often drop out of school. This creates a cycle that 

affects their future opportunities. 

We provide supplemental education with free computer and 

English classes for Christian children. These two skills prepare 

300 children for the workforce and make them better candidates 

for prospective employers. 

Full-time Schooling 

Boko Haram attacks have forced thousands 

of Christians to flee their homes in northern 

Nigeria to find refuge in an internally displaced 

people camp in Jos, Nigeria. 

We started a school for 28 children to provide 

them with all of the materials and resources they 

need to continue their education. 

You can give the gift of full-time schooling to children 

such as Hannah, who said, “I thank God because ... I was 

not able to read and now I can read very well.” 


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ICC IN ACTION 

We provide supplemental education, 

full-time schooling, and vocational training 

to break the multi-generational cycle 

of poverty that systematically entraps 

persecuted Christians. 



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Care for Kids 

Children don’t escape persecution 

because of their age. They are 

pressured to recant their faith. 

They go hungry when the crops 

are destroyed. They have to 

leave school when their family goes into 

hiding. They’re separated from their families 

and then forced to fend for themselves. 

They’re kidnapped, raped, and held for years. 

They even watch as their families are murdered. 

To serve the smallest victims of persecution, we 

provide education, medical care, housing, and 

trauma counseling to children across the world. 

Whether we build an orphanage in India or 

provide clothing to children in refugee camps 

in Nigeria, we are able to be Christ’s hands and 

feet to persecuted kids. 

Sponsor a Child 

With $30 a month, you can help a Christian kid in 

Egypt escape the cycle of generational persecution. 

When you sponsor a child, every month you will 

give the gift of education, school supplies, a daily 

meal, clothes and shoes, and Christian discipleship. 

Whether they learn about prayer, memorize 

Scripture, gain proficiency in math, or achieve food 

security, your child will receive tangible benefits 

from your sponsorship to prepare them for life. 

You will also be able to exchange letters with your 

child. You may find that they will change your life 

as much as you change theirs. 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$30 per month - Sponsor a child in Egypt 

$50 - Christmas gifts and two sets of clothes: 1 orphan in India 

$75 - Housing, food, clothing, education for one orphan in India: 1 month 

Christmas Gifts for Orphans 

Many Christian children in India were orphaned when 

their parents were brutally murdered because of their 

faith. In response, we established an orphanage and 

adopted 14 Christian children, providing them with 

basic necessities and a loving Christian home. 

We also gave Christmas gifts to each of these 

children in celebration of Jesus’ birth. The 

children excitedly proclaimed that they “are 

grateful to Lord” for these gifts. 

When you give a Christmas gift to these 

orphans, you exemplify the love of Christ at 

a time when we recognize His birth. 


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Medical Outreach 

HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

Lack of access to medical care is a reality many Christians 

facing persecution are forced to live with due to their faith. 

Treatable diseases, injuries, vision problems, and other 

medical emergencies go untreated, leading to lifelong 

health consequences or, in the worst of cases, death. 

We provide vital medical aid to Christian communities that would 

otherwise be unable to receive treatment for even the simplest of 

medical concerns. Although this aid may seem simple, it truly is 

both life-changing and life-saving for many persecuted Christians. 

General Medical Aid 

Batta had such severe pain in her left arm that she couldn’t 

move it at all. As a Christian, she had no access to medical 

care, and accepted the fact she would lose the use of her arm 

completely. Then, she heard about our medical outreach. 

“When they announced at church [that there was] a medical 

outreach...I felt that God had sent me help,” Batta told us. 

“I went to see the doctor. He prescribed a treatment for me 

and gave me some advice.” 

“I got my medicine for free [at] the outreach,” Batta 

continued. “As time passed, I felt the pain less and less. I 

started being able to move my hand again. I thank God for 

you and for your service.” 


$25 - Medical outreach: 1 patient 

$50 - Doctor costs: 1 day 

$70 - Cataract removal: 1 surgery 

$500 - Mobile pharmacy 

$1,000 - Medical outreach: 1 village 

Dental Care 

Marian, a Christian woman, suffered from severe tooth 

decay. When the dentists in our medical outreach saw her 

intense pain, they immediately helped. 

“They treated me with so much love and the medication was 

free,” Marian reported. “[This] made a big difference to 

me. Normal dentist appointments are very expensive and we 

don’t have the ability to afford this. Thank you to the whole 

medical outreach.” 

Eyeglasses 

Mariam, a sixth grade Christian girl, had eyeglasses that broke 

two weeks prior to our medical outreach. She was very upset 

because her parents couldn’t afford to replace them. 

Through our medical outreach, Mariam received a new pair of 

eyeglasses that were the same prescription she needed. 

She was overjoyed and testified that God was the one 

sending the medical outreach. 


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Attack Response & Recovery 

Church bombings in Egypt. 

Boko Haram attacks in Nigeria. 

Forced conversions in India. 

Government kidnappings of 

pastors in China. ISIS attacks in 

Iraq. Blasphemy charges in Pakistan. This is 

some of the destruction and persecution that 

Christians face every day. 

Countering persecution and assisting victims 

requires short-term, immediate relief, such as 

food, clothing, housing, and medical care to 

stabilize persecuted Christians. 

But short-term aid isn’t enough! We follow 

up with long-term recovery assistance, such 

as providing wells, agricultural supplies, and 

livestock to rebuild the lives forever changed 

by persecution. 

Wells 

Now that Qaraqosh, Iraq is liberated, 

displaced Christians want to return, but 

lack clean and consistent water sources 

for washing, cleaning, and watering. Their 

water supply is currently dirty and sporadic. 

Just one well that ICC installs serves 15 

families. Local Christians tell us, “Life is 

coming back to Qaraqosh.” 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$1,500 - Village well: Clean water for 15 families 

Medical Aid for Attacks 

Your gift of medical assistance ensures 

that persecuted Christians receive the 

treatment they need to survive and 

recover from severe attacks. 

John Muriuki was shot in the hands 

numerous times during an al-Shabaab 

attack in Kenya. We provided for the 

multiple surgeries necessary to save his 

hands so that he could support his family. 

Attack survivors often need medical 

care they cannot afford. 

Join with us to nurse a broken believer 

back to health. 

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Attack Response & Recovery 

Nigeria Agriculture 

Islamic militants in Africa commonly destroy 

the crops of Christian communities, effectively 

starving out the community of its food source. 

Missing one harvest has a devastating impact. 

In November 2016, Fulani militants attacked a 

Christian village and destroyed their crops and tools. 

We provided seed, fertilizer, and irrigation pumps 

so that these Christians could survive. 

You too can save a community by providing seed 

and fertilizer for the farmers. 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$75 - Rent for displaced family: 1 month 

$250 - Seed for Christian farmers: 100 bags 

$500 - Livestock business: 5 goats or sheep 

Displacement Rent 

Christian survivors of attacks need a safe place to 

live. Over 355 Christian families from El-Arish, 

Egypt fled after seven Christians were executed 

in El-Arish. We provided rent for several of these 

displaced Christians to live in safety and 

restart their lives. 

You can provide rent for Christians who 

have been forced to flee and have been 

stripped of resources, with no 

place to turn. 

Livestock 

Christian families that have endured the horrors of an attack need longterm 

recovery aid so they can rebuild their lives, often in a new place. 

Many times, we provide livestock such as cows and goats to families so 

they can sell the products from their animals, which provides them with a 

sustainable source of income. 


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ICC IN ACTION 

We provide immediate and short-term relief 

for victims of attacks such as food, clothing, 

housing, and medical care. 

Additionally, we follow up with long-term 

recovery aid including wells, livestock, 

fertilizer, and seed to rebuild the lives 

and communities devastated 

by persecution. 


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Spreading the Gospel 

Imagine you live in a country 

where it is illegal and extremely 

dangerous to share your faith. 

How would you provide new 

believers with their first Bible? 

It’s hard to imagine that there are still 

many countries where people don’t 

have access to the Bible, or face great 

risks for owning one. 

We smuggle Bibles into hard-to-reach 

areas of the world and creatively 

spread the Gospel through radio 

broadcasts or by purchasing DVD 

players so that evangelists can access 

Gospel content on-the-go. 

You can advance the Kingdom 

by providing a Bible or Gospel 

broadcasting to both believers and 

non-believers! 

Radio Broadcasts 

Believers in North Korea are often killed or brutally tortured, 

making it extremely dangerous to spread the Gospel. Radio 

broadcasts are an effective tool for evangelism. 

Praise Ju was seven years old when her father brought 

home an illegal radio. He diligently sought Christian 

programs. 

“People around the world are praying for you, so don’t be 

afraid,” he told her. They came to Christ and eventually 

escaped North Korea. 

We support the broadcast of the Gospel into North Korea. 

All of the content is created by defectors who understand 

the culture. Though the North Korean government tries 

to jam the broadcasts, radio waves transmit the Gospel to 

millions nationwide, bringing life to those trapped in hell. 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$6 - 1 Bible 

$40 - Christian broadcasting in 

North Korea: 20 minutes for 1 day 

$1,000 - Evangelist/follow-up training 

$2,400 - North Korea radio sponsorship: 

20 minutes per day for 2 months 

“The Word of God is changing 

people and communities.” 

Bibles 

Believers in Laos face tremendous persecution, but because of their 

deep faith, they are seeing miracles and a great revival is taking place. 

However, many Laotians have never even seen a Bible, which can cost 

almost a month’s wages! We smuggle thousands of Bibles written in 

the native dialect to believers in countries such as Laos. 

A Laotian evangelist gladly expressed, “We could never get Bibles 

to people on our own. The Word of God is changing people and 

communities. We are so very grateful.” 

You can partner with us in changing people and communities by giving 

the gift of the Word of God. 


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HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

Underground pastors daily face false accusations, 

imprisonment, or even death. We support pastors 

in their day-to-day ministry, provide them with 

training so they can be prepared for an attack, 

and aid the families of pastors who have been 

imprisoned or murdered. 

You can join us in showing pastors that we’re praying for and 

supporting them as they are at the frontline, spreading the 

Gospel in some of the most dangerous places on earth. 

“Because of this, his whole 

family came to Christ.” 

Persecution Preparedness Training 

Across India, attacks on Christians are reaching unprecedented levels. We train pastors 

on what to do when facing an attack, including teaching them their rights as citizens, 

how to prevent and report attacks, and how to document attacks when police refuse to 

investigate. 

“I did not have any understanding of my rights…I am hearing it [for the] first time,” 

Pastor Andrew said. “Thank you so much for [educating] us.” 

You can provide the gift of training so that pastors will be ready when attacks strike. 


$10 - Persecution training: 2 pastors 

$50 - Iranian pastor support: 1 month 

$150 - Support for one imprisoned 

pastor’s family: 1 month 

$450 - Support for one imprisoned 

pastor’s family: 3 months 

Families of Imprisoned Pastors 

Pastors are often imprisoned, leaving their families to 

fend for themselves and to find the resources to cover 

legal fees. We regularly support many of their families 

with monthly assistance, and help with legal aid when 

they have nowhere to turn. 

Pastor John Cao was arrested in China on March 5, 

2017. We immediately helped his family arrange visits 

with Christian lawyers. Pastor John was enormously 

encouraged, knowing that so many people were praying 

and stood ready to help them. 

Monthly Support: Iran 

Iranian pastors bravely share Christ’s love even 

though they face the risk of death. 

After Ada received Christ, she said, “My mother 

and family came to Christ... In [a] Bible session, the 

Holy Spirit told me to forgive my uncle, so I went 

to his house and forgave him. Because of this, his 

whole family came to Christ.” 

We provide monthly support to 20 Iranian pastors so 

they can continue their vital work of evangelizing 

and discipling Christians like Ada. 

Families of Martyred Pastors 

No form of persecution grabs our hearts like that of 

martyrdom. 

Bishop Joel was leading morning prayer at his church 

on June 24, when a man barged into the service, 

upset because the church noise was irritating him. 

He rushed at Bishop Joel and violently attacked him 

with a machete. 

Bishop Joel was murdered, but we stand with 

families like his in the months following to enable 

them to recover and stay together in the long-term 

by providing them with immediate aid and with 

small business assistance. 


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Church Assistance 

Every year, hundreds of churches across the world are 

burned, bombed, looted, vandalized, or simply shut down, 

leaving the congregation without a place to worship. 

We help by rebuilding and repairing churches that 

have been ransacked or destroyed by persecution. In 

Pakistan and Egypt, we have provided medical aid and long-term 

assistance to the Christian victims of church bombings. In India, 

we have rebuilt and replaced church buildings. We also provide 

instruments, literature, chairs, and supplies that have been 

destroyed during an attack. 

By stepping into these situations, we are not only helping rebuild 

and repair the church buildings, but we are also helping rebuild and 

repair the Christian communities that gather in those buildings. 

Church Attack Recovery in Indonesia 

When a group of radical Muslims in Indonesia threatened Pastor Edwin for 

holding services in his house, he was forced to stop. Thankfully, because of 

community support, the church was not closed permanently and Pastor Edwin 

was able to restart services. 

However, they were discouraged because their sound system was broken, 

and they couldn’t afford the repairs. They were overwhelmed when we 

offered a new sound system! 

“I really thank ICC for...giving our church all these things,” 

said Pastor Edwin. “It’s beyond our understanding on how 

the Lord could answer our prayer through ICC.” 


HOW 

YOU 

CAN 

HELP: 

$100 - Church supplies: Windows, chairs, etc. 

$500 - Church attack repair: Small 

$1,350 - Church attack repair: Medium 

Zanzibar Church Support 

Zanzibar’s population is 99 percent Muslim and less 

than one percent Christian, which has led to extreme 

persecution against Christians. Over the last few 

years, at least seven churches have been attacked 

and all of their supplies were destroyed. To aid these 

churches and ease their financial burden, we supplied 

them with 150 chairs to replace the ones that had 

been destroyed. 

You can encourage the Body of Christ by replacing 

chairs and other supplies that have been destroyed 

because of persecution. 


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Advocacy Fellows 

A 

fter spending six to nine months training 

with ICC’s advocacy team in religious 

freedom and Capitol Hill culture, we 

place our fellows in the office of a US 

representative to fight persecution 

from within the US government. We pay for them to 

be on the Hill for six months and then either bring 

them back to work with ICC or allow them to work in 

another office to strengthen congressional resources 

in the fight against persecution. We take great care 

in carefully selecting fellows who, under the tutelage 

of ICC, can be intimately involved in meeting with 

congresstional representatives, State Dept. staff, 

and other government staffers. This is an incredibly 

effective way to serve the whole body of Christ and to 

give the Body a resource on Capitol Hill. 


HOW 

YOU YOU 

CAN CAN 

HELP: 

Advocacy Fellow Sponsorship 

$600 - 1 week 

$2,500 - 1 month 

$15,000 - 6 months 

$30,000 - 1 year 

This spring’s advocacy fellow played an extremely 

important role in continuing to pressure the government 

of Sudan on their mistreatment of Christians. After 

introductions and guidance from ICC’s full-time staff, 

our fellow met with numeous congressional staff, 

leading to a bipartisan formal congressional letter with 

the signatures of 12 members of Congress to Secretary 

of State Tillerson, asking him to address Sudan’s 

demolition of Christian churches. This letter came 

at a critical moment when the US government was 

considering ending economic sanctions on Sudan. 

You can help ICC’s advocacy team by funding this 

critical fellowship program that carries numerous positive 

ramifications for the persecuted Church far beyond their 

time at ICC or on Capitol Hill. Join with us in helping the 

persecuted through supporting this vital position! 


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GET INVOLVED 

How to Donate: 

1 

2 3 

Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: 

Total the gifts you wish to 

give to the persecuted from 

the Christmas catalog by 

completing the order form 

on the right. 

Fill out contact and payment 

information. Cut out the form 

page, fold it and place into 

mailer envelope. 

Mail the gift order form and 

payment (if paying by check) 

in the enclosed envelope to: 

ICC, PO Box 8056 

Silver Spring, MD 20907 

Alternate donation methods: 

Phone: 1-800-422-5441 (8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. EST) 

Online: christmas.persecution.org 


Item 

Suggested 

Your Gift 

Code 

Item 

Suggested 

Your Gift 

Code 

Economic Empowerment (p. 4-7) 

Seeds & fertilizer $30 $ CRB1 

Storefront rent: 1 month $70 $ CRB2 

Tuk-tuk $2,000 $ CRB3 

Microfinance loan $150 $ CRB4 

Small market business $500 $ CRB5 

Education (p. 8-9) 

Jos school: 1 month $30 $ SWC1 

Vocational training $60 $ CRB6 

Teacher salary: 1 month $86 $ CRB7 

New computer $250 $ CRB8 

Care for Kids (p. 12-13) 

Sponsor a child in Egypt $30* $ KC1 

Christmas gifts: 1 orphan $50 $ KC2 

Orphan care in India: 

1 month 

$75 $ KC3 

Medical Outreach (p. 14-15) 

Medical outreach: 1 patient $25 $ SWC2 

Doctor costs: 1 day $50 $ SWC3 

Cataract removal: 1 surgery $70 $ SWC4 

Mobile pharmacy $500 $ SWC5 

Medical outreach: 1 village $1,000 $ SWC6 

Church Assistance (p. 26-27) 

Church supplies $100 $ CRB13 

Church repair: small $500 $ CRB14 

Church repair: medium $1,350 $ CRB15 

Advocacy Fellows Sponsorship (p. 28-29) 

1 Week $600 $ ADV1 

1 Month $2,500 $ ADV2 

6 Months $15,000 $ ADV3 

1 Year $30,000 $ ADV4 

Total: $ 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

Name: 

Address: 

City: State: Zip Code: 

Email: 

Attack Response and Recovery (p. 16-19) 

Village well: 15 families $1,500 $ CRB9 

Displaced family’s rent $75 $ CRB10 

Seed for farmers: 100 bags $250 $ CRB11 

Livestock business: 

5 animals 

$500 $ CRB12 

Spreading the Gospel (p. 22-23) 

1 Bible $6 $ BBL1 

20 minutes of Christian radio $40 $ BCST1 

Evangelist training $1,000 $ UPF1 

2 months North Korea radio $2,400 $ BCST2 

Pastor Support (p. 24-25) 

Persecution training: 2 pastors $10 $ UPF2 

Pastor support: 1 month $50 $ UPF3 

Imprisoned pastor’s family 

support: 1 month 

Imprisoned pastor’s family 

support: 3 months 

$150 $ SWC7 

$450 $ SWC8 

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Signature: 

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Check Number: 

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