Laos: Why does this always happen?
“Each time my father came out of prison, he proclaimed the word of God more strongly… Right now, there are seven villages that my father is providing spiritual support to…’
Since 1955
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: Laos
Laos: ‘When we were in prison, our faith became stronger…’
Read an incredible story of brave faith from three Christians in Laos who spent three months in prison for serving Jesus and bringing hope to others…
Laos: Sent to prison at just 14
“We will not stop believing in God and worshipping Him. If you want to arrest us because of it, go ahead and do it.”
Laos: The cost of faith
“They can kill my body but not my soul. If they want to kill me, I have no problem with it for I know where I’m going after.”
Laos: ‘Our church is growing’
Despite intense persecution, thanks to your help, Sop is standing strong in his faith, people are being healed, needs are being met and his church is growing…
Laos: Believers arrested for ‘re-education’
‘I will throw you all in the jail… if we find any of you sharing the Gospel.’
Lessons from the lockdown
Over two months in, what can we learn about our faith and churches from the lockdown? Mike Gore, head of Open Doors in Australia share his thoughts…
What 13 years in prison for Jesus can teach you
“I… had nothing to do inside but pray and pray and pray that everyone would believe and accept Jesus.”
Laos: Threats just weeks after becoming a Christian
Pray for some new Christians in rural Laos who have been told to stop following Jesus or leave their homes and community…
Is Jesus really worth it?
Reputation, image, friends, family, money, possessions… Is Jesus worth it?
We support people who are beaten, tortured,
imprisoned, falsely accused, and hated simply for following Jesus.
