A few days ago we posted on our The Voice of the Martyrs You Tube page our new video trailer of The Richard Wurmbrand Story in Arabic. Even though you may not speak Arabic, I'd like to encourage you to watch this short video trailer because it's very powerful and conveys a story, even if you don't understand the language.
This is an exciting tool that we know the Lord is going to use to reach the Arabic speaking world. Pray that the Lord would use this to share His love with many and share the story of the persecuted church.
Great friend of The Voice of the Martyrs, award winning author, Kathi Macias, recently was interviewed by Jeanne Dennis from Heritage of Truth about her novels, in particular, the Extreme Devotion series of books she wrote concerning the persecuted church.
Kathi shares about her passion for The Voice of the Martyrs, and shares how Christian fiction can be used to impact people's lives.
Listen in and learn about how Kathi got involved passionately with The Voice of the Martyrs and how persecuted Christians have impacted her personally.
Today I'd like to share with you a short video of Celso, who is a brave Christian who was once kidnapped by the FARC in Colombia. Now he goes to minister in these areas that are controlled by guerrilla's because he has a heart for people who do bad things.
You can watch more about how teams have gone into Colombia and Vietnam in our two Underground Reality DVD's. Click here to order through our bookstore.
Last week we shared with you part one of a series that 100 Huntley is doing for their viewers, and today we wanted to share with you part two of this informative series.
Please remember to pray for our family in Vietnam today and please let your friends know about these videos.
Video Description: In part 2 of Vietnam: Dangerous Faith, reporter Denise Lodde speaks with men and women from tribal areas of the country, an area with the highest incidence of Christian persecution ; FEATURED IN REPORT: "Grace," husband jailed after demonstration ; "Ruth," Husband serving 12 year sentence ; "Deborah," Husband jailed for faith ; "David" tribal area pastor ; "John," tribal area pastor and Church planter ; Greg Musselman, representative of Voice of the Martyrs Canada http://www.persecution.net
A Christian worker in Colombia discusses why he seeks to reach FARC Guerillas with the Good News. And once you listen to this short clip, I hope it encourages you to go and reach out to someone you think may never be reachable for Christ, and then pray for them and ask for opportunities to share the love of Jesus with him.
Click here to also purchase Underground Columbia and at the same time support The Voice of the Martyrs.
The following video comes from The Christian Broadcasting Network News department. Please pray for Afghanistan today and all of the Christians living in Afghanistan today.
Christians in Laos secretly filmed as police dismantled their church.
And while the cops in Laos may want to destroy the building where the Church worships, they will never destroy the thriving and growing and living Body of Christ.
Please keep our brothers and sisters in prayer.
Authorities in Laos see evangelical Christianity as a plot to undermine the communist revolution. “Abigail’s” husband was murdered for his Christian faith, yet she continues to carry out his vision. Other pastor’s wives carry on their husband’s work while their husbands are in prison.
Get an inside view of how faithful ethnic Christians in Vietnam worship in churches of wood, a tent or outdoors.
Keep in mind as you watch this that Vietnam is a communist country, with about 8 percent of the population Christian and 54 percent Buddhist. Christians are persecuted often in Vietnam and they need our prayers.
For more about Vietnam from our Restricted Nations page, please click here.
Mohammed Hegazy is the first Christian in Egypt to try to change his religion legally, and in this video he shares about how he has been persecuted for his faith in Jesus Christ and tortured.
Please remember Mohammed in your prayers and all of those who are suffering under the governments that oppress them.