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A church built for more than attendance
At Exodus51, we believe freedom is not complete without community. That’s why the local church is a critical part of our model.
Rather than focusing on launching multiple Exodus51 campuses across Pakistan, we made a strategic decision to strengthen what already works.
We continue to invest deeply in our main campus, while also building relationships with healthy local churches across the country. This allows us to place newly freed families into real Christian community no matter where they are relocated.
That means when families are set free, they are not left on their own. They are connected to trusted pastors, local believers, and churches that can help them build a new life. This partnership model has become one of the most important parts of how we create sustainable freedom.
Give NowHow the church supports families
Our church and church partners help provide more than a Sunday service. They become a support system for families stepping out of slavery and into a completely new way of life.
This support often includes:
- Spiritual discipleship and pastoral care
- Community and belonging
- Practical guidance during transition
- Relational support for newly freed families
- A trusted local connection for long-term stability
Our Goal
Our goal is not simply to gather crowds. Our goal is to build healthy, Gospel-centered communities that help people stay free, grow in faith, and walk into a new future.
We believe the local church is one of the strongest long-term answers to generational slavery. Freedom may begin in a courtroom or through rescue—but it is often strengthened and sustained in the context of church, discipleship, and community.
Since 2022, we’ve grown from helping 303 people to 24,807
$300 sets someone free and $25/month saves a life every year.
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In Pakistan, families can remain trapped for generations because a debt obligation is passed down. Many of the people we meet were born into slavery, often in brick kilns, and can only be released when that debt is legally satisfied. That’s where we come in.
From our founder, Brandon, get email updates on the progress we’re making in Pakistan at least once per month.