The Masih Family

Trapped for 15 years

15 Years is long enough

Help Set the Masih Family Free

Fifteen Years Is Long Enough.

Every morning before the sun rises, Pervaiz Masih, his wife, and their children begin another day at a brick kiln in Pakistan.

For fifteen years, they have worked under the weight of a debt they never imagined would steal so much of their lives.

What began as a loan to pay for the birth of their children and necessary medical care became a burden they have never been able to escape.

Day after day, they mold hundreds of clay bricks by hand under the scorching sun. Despite working tirelessly, Mr. Masih earns only $3 to $5 per day. From those wages, the brick kiln deducts rent, interest, and other expenses, leaving barely enough money to feed his family. After fifteen years of hard labor, they are still trapped.

Imagine watching your children grow up knowing they have never experienced true freedom.

Imagine working every day yet never getting closer to paying off your debt.

Imagine wondering if your children will inherit the same life.

For the Masih family, this is not a story from history.

It is today.

Yet today also brings hope. Stand with Spiritual Life Ministry Pakistan & Kelly Wayne Music and please make a donation of any size!

Every donor will receive a personal thank you video from Mr. Masih via email.

Blessings in Christ,

Pastor Khurram & Kelly Wayne