In places where uncertainty weighs heavily on hearts and homes, these gifts serve as tangible expressions of God’s compassionate care, comfort and faithfulness.
Sherif's sister, Emy, emphasized the importance of speaking up about the increasing erosion of the country's basic human rights. She stated, "If you give up your right(s) today, you won't find [them] tomorrow."
She also organizes seminars and fellowship times for persecuted Christians. Having come through devastating personal loss herself, she empathetically cares for other persecuted Christians. They, in turn, extend to her God’s comfort, encouragement and hope.
Besides teaching in the church’s new training program, Sengdara has taken on many of the other roles Thongkham once held, such as visiting churches to assess their needs, and helping them find practical resources.