Religious freedom is more than just the right to worship: Religions generally encourage compassion, especially when calamity hits. Faith-based organizations are also often able to respond to crises faster than governments. In times of peace and conflict, those who enjoy religious freedom bear a significant responsibility.
The Church and similar faith-based organizations play a critical role in offering aid, healing, restoration, and reconciliation to those who suffer.
—And they need religious freedom to operate effectively.
LYNC utilizes its cause for religious freedom to build a bridge to assist the marginalized—whether it be religious minorities, those in immediate danger, or those still suffering from the invisible wounds of war.
Mercy Houses supply homes and care for the displaced elderly
Using trauma healing tools gained from LYNC’s prior therapy work in Bautzen, Germany to help, comfort, and equip children affected by war.
Providing critical aid and care to those who need it most, as well as aid, legal help, job opportunities, trauma healing therapy, and spiritual and emotional support.
