Joshua 1:9

Persecuted But
Not Forgotten

More than 388 million Christians face high levels of persecution for their faith. We stand with them — through prayer, practical aid, and a voice that refuses to be silent.

Joshuacord's Work

Eight

Countries across the Middle East, Asia, & Africa where Joshuacord supports persecuted believers

2

Films produced by Joshuacord

388 Million+

Christians worldwide experience high levels of persecution and discrimination because of their faith in Jesus Christ — approximately 1 in every 7 Christians.

Where is persecution most prevalent?

2 in 5

Christians in Asia

1 in 5

Christians in Africa

1 in 7

Christians worldwide

Source: Open Doors International, 2026 World Watch List

Joshuacord mission work

Our Story

The Cord That Binds Us

The name Joshuacord comes from the biblical account of Joshua, Rahab, and the scarlet cord. Rahab displayed a scarlet cord in her window — an act of courage, faith, and kindness — and it saved her life. That cord connects us across centuries to a truth we hold today: no persecuted believer should be left without hope.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Joshuacord brings prayer, practical aid, and global awareness to the more than 388 million Christians who suffer for their faith.

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Countries We Help

Where the Cord Reaches

Spin the globe and tap a marker to see where Joshuacord stands with the persecuted church.

Christians in the Mirror documentary poster

Featured Documentary

Christians in the Mirror

An expository documentary that takes viewers inside the lives of persecuted Christians in Syria, Iraq, India, South Sudan, and Egypt — and holds a mirror to the comfortable Western church. Directed by Jordan Allott.

Make a Difference

Become a Freedom Partner

A monthly gift of $10 or more provides sustained, reliable support for persecuted Christians. Your commitment means they are never forgotten.

"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."

— Joshua 1:9