LIGHT HOUSE – RESCUE CENTER
A Shelter for the Rejected, A Light for the Persecuted
Are you seeking The Kingdom of God?
Honoring Christ is not only in words—but in action: feeding the hungry, helping persecuted, sheltering the stranger, clothing the naked, and caring for the sick and rejected.
The Hidden Crisis of Converted Believers in Pakistan
In Pakistan and many other Islamic countries, individuals who choose to follow Jesus Christ often face severe rejection from their Muslim families and communities.
Many are:
- Forced out of their homes
- Socially boycotted
- Threatened or persecuted
- Left without shelter or emotional support
- In most cases, they are killed by family members or elements within society
Because of fear, intense social pressure, and the real risk of violence, many churches and Christian communities are unable to openly provide consistent support to these vulnerable believers. The possibility of threats, attacks, or legal and social persecution often restricts their ability to intervene effectively. At the international level, there is still no coordinated global mechanism specifically designed to protect, shelter, and empower individuals who face rejection and danger because of their conversion to Christianity.
Yet, if properly supported, protected, and strengthened, these converted believers can become future leaders within Islamic societies — individuals who bring positive change, shine as the light of Jesus, transform lives by sharing their testimony and the truth of the gospel, and contribute to building a peaceful and compassionate community.
The Resulting Humanitarian Gap
As a result, many converted believers are left alone, Majority of them are killed by extremists muslims — if they live a life, its without protection, without emotional care, and without safe housing — especially during times of illness, crisis, or mental distress.
In Pakistan, there is currently no dedicated, structured mechanism that provides:
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- Safe housing
- Long-term protection
- Emotional and spiritual care
- Rehabilitation and empowerment
While these converted believers can be empowered to be the future leader in islamic country to change other lives and create a difference and peaceful society. There is no dedicated Rescue Home in Pakistan that offers comprehensive shelter and rehabilitation for believers who have been rejected by their families and communities because of their faith in Christ.
Consequently, countless brothers and sisters suffer in silence — without protection, support, or a safe place to stay.
A Biblical Mandate for Action
In the Book of Exodus, God spoke to Moses:
“I will cause all my goodness to pass in front of you, and I will proclaim my name, the LORD, in your presence. I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion.”
— Exodus 33:18–19
The Kingdom of God is revealed when His glory covers the earth — and when His people stand for Him by rescuing the weak, the rejected, and the persecuted.
The Holy Bible reminds us in Book of Daniel:
“Those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars forever and ever.”
— Daniel 12:3
And our Lord Jesus Christ said in Gospel of Matthew:
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
— Matthew 25:40
THEIR NEEDS
Rejected elders and persecuted believers require:
- Safe shelter
- Nutritious food
- Clothing and personal care
- Access to medical treatment
- Clean sanitation facilities
- Emotional and psychological support
- Rehabilitation for restored, dignified living
- Social and cultural engagement programs
Additionally, the Rescue Home needs trained support staff for:
- Cooking
- Cleaning
- Laundry
- Daily caregiving
OUR RESPONSE
For the past 12 years, we are preaching the Gospel and standing with vulnerable believers.
By God’s grace:
- Our Prayer Center has been converted into an emergency Rescue Shelter
- In urgent situations, displaced individuals have been temporarily housed at different locations and at Holy Light office
- We continue to provide protection and care—despite limited resources
However, the need continues to grow.
OUR IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENTS
We humbly request your partnership to help us:
- Pay facility rent
- Purchase beds, chairs, and essential furniture
- Establish a functional kitchen
- Provide food and clothing
- Arrange medical care
- Employ caregiving staff
Your support will enable us to offer safety, dignity, and restoration to those who have nowhere else to go.
Let us stand together in obedience to Christ’s command:
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
Matthew 25:40
By the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, we remain committed to this mission—and invite you to become a part of this life-saving work.
In this way, we hope to bring back the smiles and laughter of joy to these elderly grandparents and underprivileged and rejected who have forgotten to smile.
A. J Paul is 54-year-old man, a former muslim scholar, who gave his life to JESUS, when he left his religion, his family rejected him and disowned him from his all property. He lived hungry, just drinking water for 11 days. It’s been 22 years that we have been supporting him, by arranging shelter for him at different homes and in different cities as we didn’t have the rescue home. We are helping him with his medications, now the family he was living with also refused to take care of him anymore. In an Emergency, we shifted him to The Holy Light office. Still, we need assistance to buy new beds and other things, and a person who can cook food and wash clothes at the rescue center.
Ranjiash is a 21 years old boy, who has worked as a brick kiln worker in child labor. He was rescued from slavery and now he is educated but still, he has no place to live in Lahore, where he can work and support his family. He has been living freely since 2023 at our Center. We want to support him for his medical education. Read about Slavery To Freedom, how the Holy Light is rescuing young girls and boys.