Summary

SummaryI’m Rebecca, and alongside Sam, I want to share how God has been powerfully moving among our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. 🙏 In Hong Kong, Ming felt every click tracked and every step watched when God called him back to his hometown—but thanks to your prayers, local partners encouraged him to stand firm in faith. 🌱 Then there’s Daya in Central Asia, who opened her home to Saloma, a teenager with a terminal tumor; though Saloma passed away, she went to glory knowing Jesus because Daya shared the gospel. 💔 In the UK and Ireland, thousands of young believers gathered at summer festivals, standing in solidarity with North Korean teens facing unimaginable hardship. 🎉 Meanwhile, Gloria in Antiochia, Colombia, battled deep trauma from persecution—but through counseling and prayer support, she is learning to reclaim her strength and face her calling as a pastor. 🕊️ Finally, a sister in Cameroon lost all she had in a Boko Haram attack—her most treasured possession, a Bible—yet you and our partners provided new Scriptures, reminding her she is not forgotten. 📖 Thank you for standing in the gap with us; God is turning affliction into fruitfulness, and we pray His presence continues to bring hope to every corner where His children are in need.

Join Rebecca and Sam as they share some good news stories and answers to prayer from the persecuted church to encourage your prayers.

Open Doors Prayer News 298 (September-October 2023)

Find out more at www.opendoorsuk.org/prayernews

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Time Chapters
 
00:59 Ming’s Calling & Surveillance
01:27 Daya’s Hospitality Ministry
02:10 UK & Ireland Summer Festivals
02:50 Gloria’s Mental Health Journey
03:35 Cameroon Bible Provision
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Open Doors UK & Ireland
Open Doors is an international ministry serving persecuted Christians and churches worldwide. We supply Bibles, leadership training, literacy programmes, livelihood support and advocacy services. We also seek to mobilise the church in the UK & Ireland to serve Christians living under religious persecution.
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