Planting churches for refugees is essential and these are reasons why:

1. Spiritual Support and Healing
Refugees often experience trauma, loss, and displacement. Church communities provide a space for spiritual healing, where refugees can find comfort, hope, and restoration in Christ. Through worship, prayer, and fellowship, they can heal emotionally and spiritually from their experiences.

2. A Sense of Belonging
Many refugees feel isolated in a foreign land, cut off from their communities and cultures. A church provides a place where they can belong, form relationships, and find a supportive, loving community that understands their struggles and shares their faith.

3. Discipleship and Growth
Church plants offer a foundation for discipleship, where refugees can grow in their knowledge of God, learn His Word, and develop a deeper relationship with Christ. Through Bible studies, teachings, and mentorship, they can be equipped to live out their faith in their new context.

4. Empowerment and Leadership Development
Refugees often face challenges in gaining access to education and employment. Church plants can serve as a training ground for leadership, equipping refugees to serve in their communities, evangelize, and lead others to Christ. By empowering them spiritually, refugees can also be empowered to make a positive impact in their families and society.

5. Community Transformation
Planting churches for refugees is not just about spiritual growth; it’s about transforming entire communities. Refugees who come to know Christ can become agents of change, sharing the love of Jesus and helping to rebuild their communities with hope, peace, and unity.

6. Meeting Practical Needs
Churches can also meet refugees’ practical needs, such as providing food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and legal support. By planting churches, we ensure that refugees have a safe space where both their spiritual and practical needs are addressed.

7. Hope for the Future
Refugees often feel uncertain about their future. A church plant gives them a vision of hope, showing them that their lives have purpose in Christ. It helps them to see that, despite their circumstances, they are part of a larger story of God's love and redemption.

8. Evangelism and Outreach
A church plant among refugees can become a center for outreach, where refugees reach out to others in their community and beyond, sharing the Gospel and spreading the message of Christ’s love. This creates a ripple effect of transformation, as more people hear the Good News and experience God’s grace.

By planting churches for refugees, we not only meet their spiritual needs but also empower them to rebuild their lives and become active participants in the Kingdom of God. Would you like to join the mission? Contact us today!