Stand with our native Arab missionaries
If you're looking to support our efforts in the Middle East, then we urge you to stand with our native Arab missionaries (many of them former Muslims) as they bring Jesus to refugees and seekers across the area.
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Why this work is unlike anything else
In the Middle East, FHK's mission runs through native Arab missionaries — many of them former Muslims who once lived the very beliefs they now help others walk away from. They understand the questions a Muslim seeker asks before they ask them. They know which doors to knock on, which words to use, and which silences to hold. Outsiders can't do this work. They can.
Their primary mission field is the millions of refugees flooding into the cities where our missionaries live. There are four reasons we focus there:
Everything is new
People displaced from everything they've known are unusually open to truth about Jesus.
The scale is staggering
Tens of millions of refugees live in the regions where we work.
Less oversight means real conversations
The community oversight of imams, sheiks, and extended family has been broken by displacement, leaving room for honest conversation that wouldn't be possible at home.
They're victims of religious violence
They've often been hurt by the very religion they came from — fleeing violence carried out by other Muslim groups.
These are urban missions. In a dense city, it's easier to stay unseen, to gather quietly, and to give a new believer the space to follow Jesus before his family knows.
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Hear from the Middle East Underground Church Team
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Hear from the Middle East Underground Church Team
For someone in a remote village hearing about Jesus for the first time, the gospel often arrives to ears that have never heard a competing claim. In the Middle East, it's the opposite. Almost every new believer arrives carrying years of teaching about Jesus that simply isn't true. Before they can grow in Christ, they have to unlearn — and that takes time, careful teaching, and trust. Discipleship here is slower, deeper, and far more costly than most people imagine. Your support is what makes it possible.
For someone in a remote village hearing about Jesus for the first time, the gospel often arrives to ears that have never heard a competing claim. In the Middle East, it's the opposite. Almost every new believer arrives carrying years of teaching about Jesus that simply isn't true. Before they can grow in Christ, they have to unlearn — and that takes time, careful teaching, and trust. Discipleship here is slower, deeper, and far more costly than most people imagine. Your support is what makes it possible.
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See the impact of your support
Because of the sensitive nature of this work, we cannot share names, faces, or locations. But we are committed to keeping you meaningfully connected.
As a supporter, you’ll receive:
- Monthly updates on ministry activity
- Stories of answered prayer and spiritual breakthrough
- Prayer prompts based on current needs
- Occasional testimonies shared safely and anonymously
You may not see their faces—but you will see the impact of your faithfulness.
Because of the sensitive nature of this work, we cannot share names, faces, or locations. But we are committed to keeping you meaningfully connected.
As a supporter, you’ll receive:
- Monthly updates on ministry activity
- Stories of answered prayer and spiritual breakthrough
- Prayer prompts based on current needs
- Occasional testimonies shared safely and anonymously
You may not see their faces—but you will see the impact of your faithfulness.
You’re free to give at any level,
but here’s a general guide
Local Partner
$50 / Month
Team Sustainer
$150 / Month
Other
$300 / Month
entire church's operations
Can't commit to $50? Or you'd like to send more? Click Here
We’ll update you on how your gift is making a difference while safeguarding the people it supports.
Stand with them today
You may never meet the native missionary your gift sustains, or the new believer she's discipling in a safe house this month. But they will know they aren't alone. And one day, on the other side of all this, you will.
