Dear Friend, Imagine, after being a Christian for a few months, you go to church one Sunday to discover that your pastor is in prison, the building is closed and your community is scattered. This is a common experience for many believers in countries like Iran, Algeria, Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East.   How do Christian believers hold on to their faith and grow spiritually in such circumstances?   With lots of prayer, courage, a “spiritual survival kit” and your support.   The simple truth is that Muslim background believers and countless other Christians in the Middle East who have endured decades of persecution are longing to get closer to God to receive His hope and abundant blessings.   And, although their church buildings are often shut down by Islamic governments, they don’t lose heart. They continue to meet in secret to study the Bible, fellowship and pray. Now, they urgently need your help to keep growing spiritually.   Through our DPM Middle East Outreach, we want to provide these brothers and sisters in Christ with “spiritual survival kits” in Farsi, Arabic, Turkish and Kurdish. A gift of £32 will put a “spiritual survival kit” in the hands of an Iranian, Egyptian or Turkish pastor or lay leader, enabling them to teach insights from God’s Word to their congregations who are seeking to thrive amidst persecution.