Bethel Church: Rohingya Christian Fellowship

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, We humbly ask you to join us in prayer for Pastor Peter Saiful, his siblings, and their families, who are facing serious and ongoing threats to their safety. On Friday, August 7, Pastor Peter Saiful and his siblings experienced another serious death threat from a member of an armed group who entered their shelter inside the UNHCR Protection (Transit) Center in Kutupalong, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Please pray that God will protect P

Today, on World Refugee Day 2026, we remember and pray for millions of refugees around the world who continue to seek safety, dignity, and a permanent solution for their future. My name is Andrew. The children in this photo were born in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, and so was I. I am 28 years old and have spent my entire life in the refugee camp. For 27 years, I have lived without freedom and without a permanent solution. As Christians, we continue to face persecution and di

We joyfully celebrated Palm Sunday as a church family, remembering the triumphant entry of our Lord Jesus Christ into Jerusalem. This special day marks the beginning of Holy Week and reminds us of God’s love, humility, and faithfulness. Despite the challenges we face, our Rohingya Christian community gathered together in unity—lifting our voices in worship, praying together, and reflecting on God’s Word. It was a powerful time of encouragement, strengthening our faith and ho

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Dear brothers and sisters, Respected elders, church leaders, and all who carry this pain in their hearts, Today we stand together in sorrow, in remembrance, and in courage. From the night of 26 January 2020 at 10:00 PM until the Morning of 27 January 2020 at 3:00 AM, our Rohingya Christian community faced brutal and terrifying terrorist attacks inside the refugee camps of Bangladesh. These attacks did not happen in secret. They happened in front of the police, in front of t

Rohingya Christians Refugee in Bangladesh My name is Andrew. I am a Rohingya Christian refugee currently residing in Bangladesh. Following the terrorist attacks on 26 January 2020, restrictions were imposed on Rohingya Christians. Since that time, my family and I have been confined to the UNHCR transit center. We have remained here for 6 years with severely restricted freedom of movement and without clear information about our legal status, protection pathway, or prospects.

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