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26/12/2025

The Mafulul's are wishing you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year in advance.

25/12/2025

As we celebrate, may the spirit of Christmas fill our homes with peace, our hearts with joy, and our lives with gratitude. Let us share smiles, extend helping hands, forgive freely, and spread love wherever we go. In sharing love, we truly celebrate the meaning of Christmas.

Merry Christmas and may the joy of the season remain with us always. 🎄❤️

23/12/2025

Horrible Abuse of Christian Woman in Lahore _ Beaten, Burned, Falsely Accused _ Mother of Four Needs Justice-

I want to share another horrifying story of persecution against a Christian woman in Pakistan.

Shama, a mother of four children, started working six months ago in a private house in Bahria Town, Lahore, to help support her family. Her husband works in a brick kiln, and together they are trying to feed their children.

The owner of the house, seeing that Shama is a Christian, thought she would be an easy target, someone who would silently accept abuse. He harassed her and attempted to assault her, but Shama refused to give in.

In retaliation, the owner brutally abused her. She was beaten severely with rods, burned with a hot rod, and falsely accused of stealing 450,000 PKR (approximately $1,600 USD). When she refused to accept the false accusation, he kept her in the cold for two days and two nights, as punishment, without food or water.

The physical and psychological scars are clear—her body bears visible signs of extreme torture. Despite this, Shama bravely refuses to remain silent and demands justice.

Human rights organizations and police have so far failed to act, leaving her and her children in fear. The Christian community is calling for urgent action:
• Immediate arrest of the perpetrators
• Protection and support for Shama and her family
• Justice for this heinous abuse

Shama’s story is not just about physical abuse—it is about the systematic persecution of Christian women in Pakistan, where poverty, minority status, and faith make them vulnerable to exploitation and violence.

Let the world see this injustice. Let us pray for Shana and demand justice for all persecuted Christians who suffer in silence.

In Christ,
Pastor Naeem Nasir

03/12/2025

Congratulations 🎊 to the new minister of defence Gen. Christopher Musa

01/12/2025

Wow!

28/11/2025

26/11/2025

For waking up and healthy, worship Hod alone.

20/11/2025

What a beautiful moment to cherish!

As I bask in the warmth of your love and kind words, my heart overflows with gratitude, like a cup that's been filled to the brim. The outpouring of love on my special day has left me speechless, yet filled with joy.

From the bottom of my heart, I want to express my deepest thanks to each and every one of you who took the time to make my birthday a memorable one. Your messages, posts, and calls have wrapped me in a blanket of love, making me feel seen, heard, and cherished.

May the same love and kindness you showed me be returned to you in abundance? May your lives be filled with joy, peace, and happiness? May your cup overflow with blessings and may your heart be filled with thanksgiving, just as mine is today.

To everyone who celebrated me on Facebook, WhatsApp, and the pink app (Instagram), thank you for being part of my special day! Your love and well-wishes have made my birthday a truly unforgettable one.

May God bless you all abundantly, and may your lives be a reflection of the love and kindness you showed me. Thank you once again, and may our paths cross again soon!

19/11/2025

The Nigerian Army is facing challenges in its efforts to combat terrorism, with repeated ambushes highlighting concerns about potential security breaches within the military.

17/11/2025

Through trials and tribulations, I've made it through,
Two surgeries, a test, but Jesus saw me anew.
In three short months, I faced the fire's glow,
But He held my hand, and His love made me whole.

I'm alive, I'm strong, my heart beats with glee,
A testament to God's love, a symphony!
I'm thriving, not just surviving, in every way,
My soul's on fire, with joy that won't fade away.

This birthday, I declare, will be one to remember,
A year of new beginnings, of love that will encumber.
My heart's desires, will come to pass, I decree,
And God's goodness, I'll testify, for all to see.

So here's to new adventures, to blessings yet unknown,
To a year that's bright, and a heart that's made of stone.
I'm grateful, I'm blessed, and I'm free,
Happy birthday to me! 🎂👏💕

(Cheers to the best year yet!) 🍾🎉

22/08/2025

26/07/2025

“I Was the Child Who Wasn’t Supposed to Be Born”: Sarah Ayashim Redefines Single Motherhood and Academic Greatness

When life said she couldn’t, Sarah Ayashim answered with excellence.

Today, she stands proud as the Best Graduating Nursing Student from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), finishing with an outstanding First Class GPA of 4.61. But behind the applause is a story of grit, grace, and a refusal to be defined by circumstance.

Born and raised in Zangon Kataf, Kaduna State, Sarah was raised by a single mother who carried both hope and heartbreak. From the start, society tagged her — “a child born out of wedlock.” But Sarah was determined to rewrite that label.

“I wanted my life to prove that my existence is not a mistake,” she said.

Her dream was to study Medicine. But in 2017, JAMB had other plans. Rather than wait, she enrolled at the College of Nursing and Midwifery in Kafanchan, where she discovered a true passion for nursing. She wrote JAMB again and gained admission into UDUS in 2018.

Getting in was just the beginning.

She quickly noticed something, no Christian student had ever graduated with a First Class in Nursing at UDUS. Some tried. None succeeded. That unspoken trend might have scared others. For Sarah, it became fuel.

> “If only one person gets an A in this class,” she told herself, “it has to be me.”

And she meant it.

In her second year, she had surgery — while others were going home for break, she was recovering. In her fourth year, her mother lost her job, and Sarah faced harsh financial challenges. But she never backed down.

Instead, she built a system — studying from the first week of every semester, breaking her day into 2-hour intervals, and taking sharp notes during lectures. She paid attention to what lecturers emphasized, not just what they said.

Her academic records never slipped:
✅ 100L – 4.71
✅ 200L – 4.73
✅ 300L – 4.71
✅ 400L – 4.64
✅ Final year – 4.61

Through it all, her biggest inspiration was her mother