Catholic and Muslim aid agencies are working in partnership in the state, where 54% are affected by the crisis and 35% are in urgent need of food.
The warning comes after a joint mission by CAFOD, Islamic Relief, Muslim Aid and the Muslim Charities Forum to assess the scale of the humanitarian crisis.
CAFOD's Emergency Co-ordinator, Catherine Mahoney has just returned from the C A R and told Premier religious strife has torn the country apart leaving both Christians and Muslims struggling:
Your gift today ensures that Premier Christian News can press forward in strength, reaching more people with biblical truth and shaping the future of Christian thought. It’s more than just a donation—it’s an investment in renewed minds and transformed lives.
Without continued support, the ability to create and distribute resources that strengthen faith and equip the church will be compromised. But with your help, we can grow deeper, stand firmer, and shine brighter in the culture.
Your support today is critical.
Support Us
