Letter to President Obama
To Lend Your Support to Persecuted Christians and other Minorities in Syria Sign Our Petition HERE

From the Desk of Dr. John Eibner, CSI-USA CEO Dear Friends,
Welcome to our website. Here, I hope you will find the information and resources you need to take a stand in solidarity with the persecuted church around the world, and especially in the Middle East.
CSI is actively working to liberate Christians and others held in slavery in North Sudan. We have issued a Genocide Warning for religious minorities in the Islamic Middle East, and are working to send aid and raise political support for these threatened communities.
Please stand with us as we rise to meet this great challenge.
Sincerely,
Dr. John Eibner, CEO
Christian Solidarity International, USA
As many as 200,000 Christians have fled Syria to escape war and religious cleansing since March 2011. Many more are displaced within Syria. CSI is committed to helping Syrian Christians survive and remain in their country.
We are providing vital food and medical aid and other necessities to Christians in war-torn areas like Homs, Aleppo and northeast Syria, as well as Christians who have fled to Lebanon and safer regions of Syria and are now homeless and jobless.
For security reasons, we cannot publish all the details of this relief work. It is largely based on partnerships with local churches and church organizations.
$60 can feed a family of five in a destroyed city like Homs for one month. Please give today to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Syria.
Arek Luer Akol was freed from slavery in Sudan through CSI's underground railroad. When we met her in January, she told us that her four children - Adam, Awou, Amuna and Asha - had been separated from her, and were still enslaved. In this video, Arek implores CSI supporters to help free her children.
Learn more about CSI's Slave Liberation program.

Click HERE to see the Program.
To Lend Your Support to Persecuted Christians and other Minorities in Syria Sign Our Petition HERE