Double Joy on Easter Sunday

The celebration of Easter Sunday was made even more sweeter when a Christian family in Pakistan learnt their school fee debts of their murdered son was wiped out.

A donation by VOVTV led by Pastor Teerth Sond in Wolverhampton to the British Pakistani Christian Association ensured the £1200 debt incurred by the
Masih family following the tragic death of their gifted son, has been fully paid

Nearly two years on from the horrific classroom attack of top Pakistani Christian Student Sharoon Masih by fellow pupils, BPCA representative Mehwish
Bhatti, went to revisit his family following his tragic death.

Two days before the Easter Sunday Islamic attack in Sri Lanka, Mehwish found the late Sharoon’s father, Illyassab Masih, 37, preparing for Good Friday
celebration at his home in Pakistan.

The death of their highly intelligent eldest son hit the family extremely hard. School fees, uniform and equipment costs for their son placed the
family firmly into debt.

Now his life has now been so ruthlessly cut short and being the eldest son, Sharoon was the families main hope to transform the family’s fortunes
for the future.

Just to add insult and rub salt into the grieving family’s painful wounds, the killer of their obedient son has not yet been brought to justice and
has been released without charge.

Expressing his gratitude to the British Pakistani Christian Association for their continued financial and emotional help, Mr. Masih said “The Pakistani
court failed to do justice with my son. I regret no more as I have given my justice in the hands of my GOD. I believe Sharoon is at a good place”.

The Masih family see the BPCA as a beacon of hope and rejoiced on Easter Sunday further when learning that thanks to BPCA fund raising, their debt
has now been fully settled.

Now being debt free the family feel more able to praise God for the wonderful memories of their dear son Sharoon.

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