Christian persecution remains a pressing issue in many parts of the world, where believers face discrimination, violence, and even death for their faith. From oppressive regimes to extremist groups, countless Christians endure imprisonment, forced conversions, and attacks on their places of worship. In the face of such adversity, global solidarity among Christians and people of goodwill is crucial. Advocacy groups, churches, and international organizations work to raise awareness, provide aid, and pressure governments to protect religious freedoms. Prayer campaigns, financial support, and political activism demonstrate unity with the persecuted, affirming that no believer stands alone. This solidarity not only offers hope to suffering communities but also upholds the fundamental right to practice faith without fear. As followers of Christ are called to "bear one another's burdens" (Galatians 6:2), standing with the persecuted reflects the heart of Christian love and justice.