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Prince Kaboo was kidnapped from the African tribe ruled by his father. His captors from an enemy tribe treated him harshly.

After a miraculous escape, Kaboo ran through the jungle until he reached a plantation. There he learned about God, prayer, and Jesus. He became a Christian and changed his name to Samuel Morris.

Samuel longed to become a missionary and the share the gospel with others who had not heard it. So he set off for New York alone to find a teacher he had heard about. On the ship to New York, he experienced persecution for his faith from rough and mean sailors. But his inner strength convinced the ship’s captain and other crew members to trust in Jesus!

Even before Samuel studied to become a missionary, he led people in America to Jesus. He began attending Taylor University in Indiana, where he encouraged other students to take their faith seriously.

Sadly, Samuel got very sick and had to spend a long time in the hospital. “I have trusted in God all this way, I trust him now,” said Samuel. He was ready to go to heaven.

Samuel died when he was 20 years old. His simple faith inspired many people to become missionaries and to reach people with the gospel as Samuel had longed to do.

The Torchlighters: The Samuel Morris Story DVD is available at VOM Books.

Parents and teachers: Please preview Torchlighters DVDs before showing them to younger children.

Leader’s and Student Guides for Torchlighters DVDs are available in the Downloads section of this site.

Learn About Samuel Morris

Prince Kaboo was kidnapped from the African tribe ruled by his father. His captors from an enemy tribe treated him harshly.

After a miraculous escape, Kaboo ran through the jungle until he reached a plantation. There he learned about God, prayer, and Jesus. He became a Christian and changed his name to Samuel Morris.

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The Voice of the Martyrs received the following note from 13-year-old Hannah F. in Florida.

“Dear VOM,
I have felt a growing burden for the persecuted church. I read all your newsletters and … I even have a VOM Prayer Calendar. But I want to do more. I want to help you….”

Watch the video clip to see an interview with two teens who discovered a way to raise funds for VOM projects. Encourage Christian teens you know to visit this website and VOM:Next on Facebook to get ideas about how they can use their skills to help VOM and encourage Christians around the world.

How Can Teens Help?

The Voice of the Martyrs received the following note from 13-year-old Hannah F. in Florida.

“Dear VOM,
I have felt a growing burden for the persecuted church. I read all your newsletters and … I even have a VOM Prayer Calendar. But I want to do more. I want to help you….”

Watch the video clip to see an interview with two teens who discovered a way to raise funds for VOM projects. Encourage Christian teens you know to visit this website and VOM:Next on Facebook to get ideas about how they can use their skills to help VOM and encourage Christians around the world.


Chiapas
Preparing for a community celebration

Some Christians in Chiapas, Mexico are forced to leave their homes and villages by people who do not agree with their beliefs and practices. When the Christians refuse to participate in community celebrations that include heavy drinking and worshiping spirits, they risk persecution.

Twenty-seven Christian families in Chiapas, including 40 children, now live in a cattle barn because they have been kicked out of their village.

The Voice of the Martyrs has provided the families with food and mattresses.

To learn more about Christians in Chiapas, download Bold Believers in Chiapas from the Downloads section.

Living in a Barn

Some Christians in Chiapas, Mexico are forced to leave their homes and villages by people who do not agree with their beliefs and practices. When the Christians refuse to participate in community celebrations that include heavy drinking and worshiping spirits, they risk persecution.


Watch the video to hear about a man who was strengthened in his faith by persecution.

A Testimony from Nigeria

Watch the video to hear about a man who was strengthened in his faith by persecution.


Some students from Oklahoma Wesleyan University visited Cuba earlier this year. The students got to talk with a Cuban pastor, members of a church youth group, and other Cuban Christians.

One of the students told The Voice of the Martyrs the story of Alberto, a Cuban Christian he met.

Alberto did very well in school. He was so smart that the government noticed him and arranged for him to get a good job, even though it was not a job he would have chosen if he were free to choose. But the Cuban government chose for him.

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Opposing Evil

Some students from Oklahoma Wesleyan University visited Cuba earlier this year. The students got to talk with a Cuban pastor, members of a church youth group, and other Cuban Christians.

One of the students told The Voice of the Martyrs the story of Alberto, a Cuban Christian he met.

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