Numerous Pakistani Christian brick-kiln laborers find themselves compelled to borrow funds from their employers to meet essential needs during family crises. However, these loans become shackles, binding each family to their workplace, as portions of their wages are deducted to cover interest payments. Given their dire poverty, clearing these debts seems an insurmountable challenge, perpetuating a cycle that can extend across generations. Trapped and marginalized, these workers experience feelings of hopelessness and entrapment akin to slavery. Yet, thanks to the generosity of Living Stones Aid supporters, hundreds of families have been liberated from this bondage through the clearance of their debts.