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SummaryI first stepped onto Uzbek soil in 1995, heart pounding as I mapped out the handful of believers hidden across Central Asia π. With bibles in hand, I watched young peopleβsome as young as fifteenβleave everything behind, led by dreams and miraculous healings, to proclaim Jesus in villages with no buildings or songs πΆ. Under new conversion laws and rising pressure from both families and governments, many faced threats, job loss, even beatings. Yet, the underground church grew by hundreds, and today I thank God for thirty years of blessings on this resilient, indigenous church π.
Esther* was Open Doorsβ first team leader in Central Asia. She first travelled to Uzbekistan in 1995, after the country regained their independence after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. There she met a lady who helped her to make contact with local believers β and the ministry beganβ¦
*Name changed for security reasons
Open Doors Prayer News 288 (January-February 2022)
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