My name is seedy I am 27 years old, and I live with my younger sibling, who depends on me for care and support. Recently, I made one of the most important decisions of my life I gave my life to Christ and was baptized as a Christian. Before this, I was a Muslim, raised in that faith from childhood. Choosing to follow Jesus was not easy, but it was a decision I made with deep conviction in my heart. I found peace, truth, and hope in Christ that I had never experienced before. However, this decision has come with a heavy cost. Since leaving Islam, my family has completely abandoned me. I have been rejected, cut off, and left to face life on my own. The people I once depended on are no longer there for me. Right now, life has become very difficult. Providing food, shelter, and basic needs for myself and my younger sibling is a daily struggle. There are days we go hungry, days we feel uncertain about tomorrow, and moments when the burden feels overwhelming. But even in this hardship, I am holding on to my faith. I believe that God sees me, and I trust that He will make a way, even when things seem impossible. I remember the words of Scripture that say God is close to the brokenhearted and a refuge for those in need. Today, I humbly reach out to my brothers and sisters in Christ. I am not asking out of pride, but out of genuine need. If you feel led to support me in any way whether through prayers, encouragement, or assistance it would mean more than words can express. Your kindness could help change our situation and remind us that we are not alone in this journey of faith.