Pakistani Christian Teenager Severely Beaten for Drinking Water

On August 20th, 2018, a 17-year-old by the name of Sager was working at a motorcycle shop.  During his workday, he took a drink of water from the same glass that his Muslim coworkers also used to drink from.  Several Muslims immediately confronted him over this, screaming "You are Christian, you are Un-Holy!"  They then began to beat him.  Several other shop employees stopped the beating and sent everybody home.  The next day, as Sager was walking to work, these same attackers jumped him in the street and smashed a big stone into his leg, breaking it.  Sager is from a very poor family.  His mother works as a maid, and his father as a painter.  They have four children and barely enough money to get by.  Sager was working to try and help ease their burden, now the family is faced with even greater difficulties now that Sager is out of work and will need medical treatment to recover.  We must try and help poor families like Sager with their burden.  

 Through a donation to Express Missions International, we can lend a helping hand to Sager's family.  Simply note on your donation that you want your aid to go to A&R Relief and we will ensure that families in need, like Sager's, will receive the help that they need.  

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