Videos and podcasts about persecuted Christians and mission among the unreached

After 23 years as a missionary in Turkey, Andrew Brunson was imprisoned 2016 - 2018. Here, Andrew Brunson and his wife tell the story, not least about how he struggled with his faith in prison, doubted and even contemplated suicide. But the story ends well. God restored Andrew and used his imprisonment to raise up Christians around the world to pray for Turkey. While Andrew was in prison, the Danish European Mission informed the Danish public about the imprisonment of Andrew Brunson, calling for prayer and for Danes to send letters to the Turkish Ministry of Interior appealing for his release.

After 23 years as a missionary in Turkey, Andrew Brunson was imprisoned 2016 - 2018. Here, Andrew Brunson and his wife tell the story, not least about how he struggled with his faith in prison, doubted and even contemplated suicide. But the story ends well. God restored Andrew and used his imprisonment to raise up Christians around the world to pray for Turkey. While Andrew was in prison, the Danish European Mission informed the Danish public about the imprisonment of Andrew Brunson, calling for prayer and for Danes to send letters to the Turkish Ministry of Interior appealing for his release.

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For many years, there has been increasing pressure on Muslims converting to Christianity and against evangelization in Turkey. 65 missionary families were expelled from the country, leaving a huge gap in the Turkish church. The number of Turks seeking answers in the Christian faith is now increasing. This development is supported by, among other things, equipping new leaders who can meet the great spiritual quest.

Muslims asked a Christian girl "Why are you a Christian?" And what should she answer? She was in a predominantly Muslim country in Central Asia and had grown up in a Christian home. But she doubted whether the Christian faith was true. So she asked God and got an answer. She recounts her faith journey and says, "God revealed a verse to me - that only Jesus loves me so much that he came and died for me."

Stefan talks about his curiosity about other cultures and how his personal encounters with other ethnicities have given him a love for their homeland.

Sebastian Olesen from Vollsmose talks about his joy in sharing Jesus and praying for people who have not heard the good news before.

Camilla talks about her view of Global Mission. She encourages us to think about the two-way mission in our view of mission in the persecuted world.

Kamilla met a Muslim man and found that they shared something greater in common - despite their different approaches and perspectives.

Testimonies of Sri Lankans who have received aid from Danish European Mission donors.

A video about the situation in Pakistan and how Danish European Mission donors are helping the vulnerable in the country.

Before the imprisonment of pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey became a political issue, readers of the Danish European Mission magazine, e-news and followers on Instagram and Facebook started praying for him. In addition, hundreds of letters of appeal were sent to the Turkish Ministry of Interior requesting Andrew's release. In July, Norine and Andrew Brunson visited Denmark. In this connection, Samuel Nymann Eriksen, Secretary General of the Danish European Mission, had lunch with the couple. In a video from the meeting, Norine and Andrew say thank you.

Rashin from Iran says in the touching video: "I was waiting for my father to come home because before he left he had said: Make sure you make some tea for when I come back. But he never came back." Rashin's father was hanged for his Christian ministry in Iran. She says, "I thought I couldn't survive and continue my life without my father, I had to choose whether I wanted to follow Christ like my father had done," says Rashin.

A crowd destroyed a church building. The congregation received legal aid and some of the attackers were ordered to pay compensation to the congregation.

What do you do if your child is forced to perform Buddhist rituals at school? In this video, you'll see how one girl was allowed to pray to Jesus - instead of participating in Buddhist rituals at school - thanks to the help of a lawyer.