In March 2010, Susan Ithungu came to faith in Christ after an evangelist spoke at her school. A month later, news reached Susan's father that she had converted to Christianity. He warned her and her brother against attending church or listening to the gospel message, threatening to kill them in broad daylight if they embraced Christianity.
Susan was then locked in a room with no sunlight. Her brother was warned against telling anyone of her imprisonment, but would secretly bring her food and water.
In October 2010, Susan’s brother finally told the neighbours about his sister's situation. They then reported the case to the authorities, and police freed her. Susan was extremely weak and unable to walk or talk.
“Her hair had turned yellow, she had long fingernails and sunken eyes, and she looked very slim, less than 20 kilograms,” said one pastor. Her father was arrested shortly afterward but quickly released.
At last report, Susan is still struggling with her health—unable to walk, but able to talk and eat soft foods.
“The great news is that Susan is still strong in the Lord Jesus Christ,” the pastor said. “She needs prayers and support, so that she can resume her education soon.”
You can help by praying!
- Thank God for Susan's rescue and pray for her continued healing.
- Pray many Christians will be emboldened by her story of persevering faith and confidence in Christ (Hebrews 10:32-39).
- Pray for safety for her brother.
- Ask God to bring her father to repentance and that he, too, will come to know Christ as Lord.
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