Lessons from the persecuted church part two: Unexpected gifts
“We should think about the persecuted church as a gift to us”. Read Cris’ second reflection on his time in Lebanon!
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We support people who are beaten, tortured, laughed at, imprisoned, falsely accused, disowned, ignored and hated simply for following Jesus.
We support people who are beaten, tortured, laughed at, imprisoned, falsely accused, disowned, ignored and hated simply for following Jesus.
Tag Archive: Challenge
Dying to remember
Why would a church in Vietnam ask people to learn all 176 verses of Psalm 119?
Lessons from the persecuted church part one: Forgiveness
Church leader Cris Rogers with some simple but powerful thoughts on what we can learn from our persecuted family. Part one is all about forgiveness!
India: Sari can’t give up on Jesus
Twelve year-old Sari chooses to stick with Jesus despite violence and rejection from her family…
How to get a Bible into an Iranian prison
Mojtaba was imprisoned for 3 years for leading a house church. So, how did he distribute Bibles inside prison?
Indonesia: Forgiveness not bombs
Just a few weeks on from a coordinated bomb attack that targeted three churches in one city, Christians impacted are not out for revenge, but forgiveness…
Keep sharing
Four teenage girls from Ethiopia get passionate about sharing Jesus (semi-spoiler: they go to prison and keep sharing!)…
God is worth it all
“I looked back, and saw that I had lost my freedom… but I still have Jesus.”
Why I treasure freedom
“I can walk to church without being arrested. I can read the Bible and not be afraid of spies. I can pray, sing and worship… I don’t have to be afraid.”
I’ve found peace!
Two young people save a mans life simply by stopping and asking what he’s doing. Incredible story!
We support people who are beaten, tortured,
imprisoned, falsely accused, and hated simply for following Jesus.
