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Global Christian Relief

Legal name: GC Relief

ECFA Accredited · as of September 2026Southern California

Creates a movement of prayer and support for persecuted Christians so they can be a light for the Gospel in their communities.

What They Do

  • Blueprint for Freedom (Pakistan): pays off the debts that bind Christian families to brick kilns, then gives tools, training and money-management coaching so they can earn a living in freedom
  • Emergency aid and crisis response for Christians facing persecution
  • Safe housing and legal support
  • Bibles and Christian literature for believers in restricted countries
  • Medical care, trauma counseling and small-business financing
  • Prayer mobilization and advocacy in the US Church

At a Glance

Public research as of September 2026. Not an endorsement; confirm before you grant.

EIN
23-7275342
Based in
Santa Ana, CA
Founded
1973 (US arm of Brother Andrew's Open Doors); independent and renamed Global Christian Relief in January 2023
Total revenue (ECFA, FYE 6/30/2025)
$20,841,914
ECFA accredited
Since 1980
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