Crisis in Manipur, India

Since mid-May, Christians have been targeted by radical Hindus in Manipur, India, a Northeastern state of 3.5 million people.  The believers represent 41% of the population there. To date, 108 villages have been completely destroyed, and 200 churches and 1,700 homes have been burned down. In addition, 80 people have been killed, 270 have been injured, and 66,000 people—mostly Christ followers—have been displaced from their homes, reports Global Christian Relief. 

Guest host Adam McManus interviews David Curry, President of Global Christian Relief, formerly Open Doors USA, about how Generations listeners can help our brothers and sisters in Christ. Global Christian Relief has opened two emergency relief centers in a nearby Indian state, offering food, shelter, clothing, and medicine.

For $70, you can help one Indian brother or sister in Christ.