When Faith Leads the Way.
Our initiative to expand the mission in Pakistan — from rescuing individuals to transforming systems.
Two projects. Countless lives.
Exodus51 invites you to partner with us in two groundbreaking initiatives — taken in order. First, the Joshua Project builds our permanent campus. Then, once the campus is funded and built, we turn to the Daniel Project and take on the system itself.
Year 1 — Securing the Land ✓ Complete
One of the most significant opportunities God has placed before Exodus51 is the acquisition of land that will serve as the long-term foundation for our work in Pakistan. Through an extraordinary partnership with a local landowner, we were offered 11 acres at nearly half of its market value — a rare and historic opportunity for a Christian ministry in the region.
Completed May 2026. The 11 acres are purchased and paid in full — the land our campus will stand on is secured.
A Confirmation, and a Promise
A prominent local family — who watched our work firsthand — offered us the land at nearly half its market value, minutes from our current church and school. When God gave us this vision, we imagined a campus with a tree where children could play — a distant dream in a region where most trees are cut down. On our first visit, one tree stood tall in the middle of the land.
Now we are adding 4 adjoining acres to connect the campus to city infrastructure as we prepare to build — and just 20 acres of adjoining farmland could make the campus self-sustaining, freeing every future dollar to do one thing: set people free.
A City of Refuge.
The official campus master plan — drawn by our architectural team in Pakistan.
Next 3 Years — Build the Campus
A comprehensive campus with an estimated cost of $3.2 million, including:
- A church that seats an estimated 2,000 people
- Hundreds of apartments for families that need extra attention — from special needs to those at high risk of being taken advantage of
- A school serving an estimated 1,200 students daily
- Clean water access for all — no matter their religion
- A medical supply distribution point for the city
- A beacon of hope for a city of an estimated 2.5 million people
Soil testing and site planning are underway — refined designs and final costs will follow. The timeline has one constraint: funding. The faster the campus is funded, the faster it rises.
After the Campus — Purchase a Brick Kiln
Revolutionize the brick kiln industry. Once the campus is complete, we will purchase and modernize a working kiln — estimated cost $1.5 million. We have already consulted a brick-industry expert and have a working concept for what to build. Not a protest — a working, profitable proof that the entire industry can change. It will be the first of its kind — and, Lord willing, the first of many. This will enable us to:
- Provide fair wages and better working conditions
- Demonstrate sustainable, ethical practices within the industry
- Further our mission of freeing families from the cycle of slavery
Transform the system that enslaves.
The Daniel Project tackles the root of modern-day slavery in Pakistan: the brick kiln industry itself. Instead of only freeing individuals, we aim to transform the system — buying and modernizing a kiln to prove bricks can be made ethically, with fair wages and safe conditions. This builds sustainable freedom and creates a model that could end generational bondage across the country.
Want the full vision on paper — with budgets, phases, and photos?
"The God we serve is able to deliver us... But even if he does not, we will not serve your gods." Daniel 3:17–18 (NIV)
A friend told me scholars believe the fiery furnace that held Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego may have been a brick kiln. Today, brick kilns still burn in Pakistan — and millions remain enslaved. But just as God delivered them, He's delivering families today through Exodus51. That's why we're calling this the Daniel Project.
— Brandon, Founder
