Receive the Name of a Palestinian Child Alive Today and Lift them up
in Prayer and Advocacy
More than two million children live under brutal oppression in Gaza and the West Bank.
Their lives are too often reduced to statistics. But Jesus reminds us: Every child is beloved by God.
Children in Gaza are enduring unimaginable devastation:
Bombs fall without warning.
Parents, siblings, and friends disappear in an instant.
Psychological scars cut deep into young hearts.
A generation’s future is being vaporized before it even begins.
Join Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) to walk with the global Let Children Live campaign.
Receive the name of a child and lift them up for the world to see.
The Let Children Live campaign is not only a cry of lament—it is a declaration of hope.
Even if the bombs stop tomorrow, our work does not end.
The children of Gaza and the West Bank will still need healing, safety, clean water, and a future free from fear.
Hopeful optimism means believing that peace is possible and preparing for it with action.
It is choosing to pray, rebuild, and advocate so that every child can grow, dream, and live fully.
Even if world’s attention fades, we will remain, lifting up their names, telling their stories, and believing that love can outlast war.
Here’s How It Works
Return to this page throughout the fall for more faith-rooted resources:
prayers, worship liturgies, solidarity actions, and advocacy opportunities.
SPONSORS
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
New York State Council of Churches
