Mission Network News for Apr 24, 2020 05:00 am

	In This Issue: Religious discrimination in Pakistan magnified by coronavirus | Indian Christians giving pandemic aid to their neighbors and persecutors | Coronavirus containment can’t stop Gospel work in Nepal |
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	Religious discrimination in Pakistan magnified by coronavirus Pakistan (MNN) — We reported yesterday that Christians and Hindus are often being passed over by Muslims for emergency food distribution. The lockdowns in Pakistan have slowed the coronavirus, but leave many poor Christian families in desperate straits. Daniel of Operation Mobilization says, “It's a normal practice, which Muslims do with the Christians or Hindus:... Read more
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	Indian Christians giving pandemic aid to their neighbors and persecutors India (MNN) -- For a country with a population as dense as India, the number of COVID-19 cases remains relatively low. However, India’s lockdown is taking a toll on the poor and day laborers. Christians are helping with relief kits from Mission India. Indian believers are often seen as social pariahs and suffer extreme persecution. But... Read more
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	Coronavirus containment can’t stop Gospel work in Nepal Nepal (MNN) -- Today marks one month since a strict nationwide lockdown began in Nepal. The borders are closed and there’s no domestic or international travel allowed. COVID-19 containment isn’t stopping Gospel work. In fact, lockdown measures help a translator working with Good News Nepal and Keys for Kids Ministries get more done. He’s translating... Read more
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