Summary
SummaryI am Leahβs mother, and I still remember the day Boko Haram fighters took my daughter from her classroom in Dapchi when she was just fourteen. For months, I prayed ferventlyβbelieving that our God moves mountainsβholding onto the promise of her return. As May 14 approaches and Leah turns twenty in captivity, my heart aches yet remains steadfast. Each morning I ask you to lift her up in prayer: that she feels Godβs grace and encouragement, and that He would grant her freedom soon. πππ
Leah Sharibu was one of over 100 girls who were kidnapped in 2018. While most of the captives were freed within a month, Leah was forced to remain behind – simply because she refused to give up her identity as a follower of Jesus. Open Doors recently visited her parents.
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