ECSPEEmergency Committee to Save the Persecuted and Enslaved https://ecspe.org/
Who We Are
Emergency Committee to Save the Persecuted and Enslaved (ECSPE) is a 501(c)(3) charity. Our mission is to assist persecuted and marginalized Christians who are suffering and facing imprisonment due to their belief in Jesus Christ. We are wholly dedicated to providing comprehensive support, fervently advocating for their rights, and offering essential resources to help them navigate and overcome these profoundly challenging circumstances.
ECSPE seeks to achieve its mission by:
● Legal Aid and Safe Havens
● Providing Aid and Relief
● Advocating for Religious Freedom
● Raising Awareness
● Preserving Faith
ECSPE Founders
Farrukh Saif and Keith Davies started serving persecuted Christians in 2009. Keith Davies, former Executive Director of Rescue Christians, and Farrukh Saif, head of the Farrukh Saif Foundation, started ECSPE to save the Persecuted and Enslaved Christians.
Keith Davies
Farrukh Saif
ECSPE Achievements
Emer gency Committee to Save the Persecuted and Enslaved (ECSPE)started its work in June 2018 when both the founders merged their efforts for oppressed and voiceless communities.
ECSPE Highlights
● In 2010, we initiated a campaign against the misuse of the blasphemy law
● Between 2010 and 2018, we rescued many young women and teenage girls who had been abducted and forced into marriage
● From 2014 to 2018, we saved thousands of people from slavery.
● In 2014, our founders began working with Pakistani asylum seekers in Thailand by providing food and other necessary supplies.
● In May 2015, we bailed out more than hundreds of people
ECSPE Projects
● Break The Chains - Initiative for Freedom and Empowerment
ECSPE, one of the most critical projects, aims to “Break the Chains.” Pakistan is one of the countries in the world where slavery still exists today. There are thousands of underprivileged Christians and other impoverished sections of society who are trapped in modern-day slavery.
Rescue Cases
● Yousaf and Najam’s Journey to Fre edom from Modern-Day Slavery
● Rescuing Persecuted Christians: R ehmat’s Liberation From ModernDay Slavery
● Christian Persecution: Akhlaq Mas ih’s 30-Year Struggle for Freedom from Brick Kiln Bondage
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● Rescue & Revive - Initiative for Persecuted Individuals
ECSPE Rescue and Revive project strive to end religious discrimination, blasphemy laws, forced conversions, abductions, rape, and other challenges Christians face because of their faith. ECSPE has rescued and revived thousands of persecuted Christians over the past years. We are determined to stand together with the Persecuted Church in this time of persecution.
Rescue Cases
● UNHCR’s Delay in Resettling Persec uted Christians Raises Concerns
● Yousaf and Najam’s Journey to Fre edom from Modern-Day Slavery
● Forced Conversion and Torture of two Christian Brothers in Sial kot, Pakistan
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Word Of Hope - Inspiration for a Brighter Tomorrow
ECSPE started this new initiative to spread the word of God in the radical Islamic country of Pakistan. We believe that by sharing the Bible, we spread messages of love, compassion, and hope. We started this project in August and have distributed over 1000 Bibles to believers and non-believers.
Rescue Cases
● ECSPE Provides Aid to Persecute d Christians in Jaranwala, Pakista n
● Refusing Silence: Ezra’s Struggle f or Freedom
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RescueHER - Initiative to Empower and Support Women
The ECSPE is committed to protecting and defending the rights of Christian women and girls. Among our significant initiatives is RescueHER, which provides legal assistance and shelter for such girls who are victims of rape, abduction, and forced conversion to Islam.
Rescue Cases
● Scorched Dreams: Gulnaaz’s Ord eal and the Battle for Freedom
● Breaking the Chains: Rescuing N aeem Masih’s Family from Slaver y
● The Tragic Tale of Rachel Nadee m : Christian Persecution in Paki stan
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