U.S. Draws a Line in the Sand Against Religious Persecution

Dear Faith Leader

In a bold move, President Trump drew a line in the sand on behalf of persecuted believers by calling Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern” for the mass killings of Christians.

The President explained:

“When Christians, or any such group, is slaughtered like is happening in Nigeria (3,100 versus 4,476 Worldwide), something must be done! I am asking Congressman Riley Moore, together with Chairman Tom Cole and the House Appropriations Committee, to immediately look into this matter, and report back to me.” The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria, and numerous other Countries. We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian population around the world.”

We celebrate the President standing in the gap and calling upon actions to end these horrific slaughterings of innocent lives.

Invitation to Pray: We invite you to pray for persecuted believers in Nigeria and the 13 to 15 million in Sudan that have been displaced. Pray for Nigeria and for the families of those that have been martyred across both countries.

As Isaiah 1:17 reminds us, "Learn to do right, seek justice. Defend the oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow."

LEARN MORE about the latest on the government shutdown, how you can help families experiencing devastation in Jamaica, and important updates BELOW.

Government Shutdown: SNAP Partially Funded

National Spotlight on SNAP Program

42 million Americans, essentially 1 in 8 Americans use SNAP funding to buy groceries for their families. Currently, the funding is frozen given the shutdown however, we rejoice in recognizing that USDA will be able to partially fund the program. States and food banks have contributed additional funding to help close some of the gaps.

Hear Secretary Rollins share about the gross abuse that USDA has discovered related to individuals utilizing SNAP that are not citizens or that do not qualify, HERE.

Unfortunately, this abuse of the program has led to those that really need SNAP to be even more vulnerable during this government shutdown.

We continue to pray for the government to be funded and re-opened.

Call to Action - Hurricane Category 5 Aftermath for Jamaican Families

Thousands without Food or Water

While at times the news cycle moves on to the next big story, we want to call upon all believers to remember the families in Jamaica, where tens of thousands of our brothers and sisters are still without food and water.

NFAB’s official compassion arm, CityServe, is part of the Compassion Collective supporting the Jamaican Defense Force and government to address the disaster relief crisis. The Collective includes MedicCorp, CityServe, NFAB, YPO, Paula White Ministries, River Tampa Church, LIFT, Love and Life Foundation, World Vision, Judah1, No Child Hungry, King Jesus Ministries, SpaceX and Starlink.

How can you get involved?

Pray - Pray that the critical supplies of medicine, food and water reach the people in most need as quickly as possible.
Give - The Compassion Collective has already landed a 737 plane loaded up with generators, food, water and hygiene supplies, but so much more is needed. If you would like to donate to the relief effort, please send an email to [email protected] with the subject line “Jamaica Relief” and we will ensure you are connected to next steps.
Volunteer - If you would like to go on-site to help or would like to take a team, please send an email to [email protected] with the subject line “Volunteer.”

NFAB Founder & President Visits Ghana

NFAB Leadership in Ghana

NFAB Founder and White House Senior Advisor to the President Pastor Paula White-Cain is visiting five countries across Africa including a recent visit with Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, Founder of Christian Action Faith Ministries in Ghana.

Pictured above are Pastor Paula White-Cain, Jonathan Cain, and Archbishop Duncan-Williams. Please be in prayer for a fruitful harvest on this historic trip!

VA & NJ - Where Does Your Candidate Stand?

Nov. 4th will determine the leadership for Virginia and New Jersey.

As NFAB Former Senior Advisor and Executive Director and now serving as the White House Faith Director Jenny Korn often says, "Politics matters because policy matters. Policy matters because people matter!"

If you live in these states or know family, friends or colleagues in these states, feel free to share this information!

Please pray for these imperative elections.

Get More Involved with NFAB

From Spectator to Engaged

More Churches and Houses of Worship are joining NFAB weekly and learning how to go from spectator to engaged when it comes to safeguarding religious liberty across our country.

We invite you to learn more and consider taking the next step!

To learn more about how your faith-based organization or house of worship can join the Association of Churches, please visit: NFAB Association of Churches .