(2) Voice of the Martyrs on X: "Kalithas came from a life of drugs and alcohol. His ministry showed local youth that life with Christ is better than addiction. It had a noticeable effect on black-market trade, prompting threats. One night Kalithas was beaten to death outside his home. Pray for his family. https://t.co/gW3kw1SA3e" / X

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(2) Voice of the Martyrs on X: "Kalithas came from a life of drugs and alcohol. His ministry showed local youth that life with Christ is better than addiction. It had a noticeable effect on black-market trade, prompting threats. One night Kalithas was beaten to death outside his home. Pray for his family. https://t.co/gW3kw1SA3e" / X

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