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20.08.2026

Yemen

“Yemenis feel that no one cares about their war-torn country and that they are suffering in silence.

20.08.2026

Central Asia

”Everyone fears me, and you should too,” I said. She replied calmly: ”I am not going anywhere until you give me permission to pray for you, Nasrin.”

13.07.2026

Central Asia

As a child, Darya was forbidden to go to church. Her grandmother said, ”It's not our religion.”

25.06.2026

Ukraine

Winter aid recipient: “You are extending my hope of living! Thank you, thank you so much!” 

18.06.2026

Danmark’s New Ambassador for Freedom of Belief and Religion: ”Persecuted Christians and religious freedom are a common thread running through my work” 

03.06.2026

Iran

Many Iranians are becoming Christians.

27.05.2026

Iran

During demonstrations in Iran, convert Christians invited their non-Christian family to a prayer meeting: “It was as if we forgot all our pain and suffering. There was such a beautiful peace.” 

15.05.2026

Iran

Iranian demonstrator: “They drove large vehicles into the crowd – even towards small children.” 

07.05.2026

Iran

After the massacre of protesters: ”Iran will never be the same country again” 

29.04.2026

Central Asia

”When our situation looked most hopeless, a convert Christian woman helped us and told us about Jesus.”

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"Yemenis feel that no one cares about their b "Yemenis feel that no one cares about their civil war-torn country, and that they are suffering in silence." Even before the civil war, Yemen was one of the poorest countries in the world, and since 2015, the war has caused great suffering. But God has not forgotten Yemen. Quietly, the church of converts is growing. At the turn of the millennium, there were fewer than ten known Christian converts. Today, the number is estimated to be around 10,000. Becoming a Christian can have major consequences. Christian converts risk imprisonment and conflicts with their families, among other things. Despite this, Christian converts help their fellow citizens in need, including through medical assistance, and they bring hope to people struggling with illness and suffering. Will you join in praying for the sprouting church of converts in Yemen?
For 25 years ago, Nasrin sat in a women's prison in Ce 25 years ago, Nasrin was sitting in a women's prison in Central Asia. She had a leadership status among the inmates because she sold drugs, was violent, and made threats. When there were festive events, she was sent to isolation so there wouldn't be any trouble. Christian women came to the prison and taught. Nasrin did not want anything to do with them and mocked them instead. Yet, she became more and more curious about what the Christian women were teaching. One day they were gathered under the open sky in the courtyard for teaching. Nasrin stood by the wall because she was waiting for a delivery of drugs. When the teaching was over and they had all left, a Christian woman came over to Nasrin. The woman prayed for her, and it turned out to change Nasrin. She experienced a light that was both warm and pleasant, but also exposed the darkness in her life. She knelt that same evening and accepted Jesus as her savior. It was the last day the Christian women visited the prison, and it turned out that it would change Nasrin's life🌱
”Everyone fears me, and you should too!” ”Everyone fears me, and so should you!” I said. The Christian woman calmly replied, ”I am not going anywhere until you give me permission to pray for you, Nasrin!” Nasrin was in the closed ward of a women's prison in Central Asia. She held a leadership position in the prison because she was in charge of drug sales and was a violent person. Some Christian women came to the prison to teach. Nasrin despised them. One day, the Christians were going to hold an outdoor teaching session. The session coincided with the time Nasrin was supposed to receive drugs over the wall where the Christians were standing. When the teaching was over, everyone left except one. A Christian woman insisted on praying for Nasrin. Nasrin agreed in the hope that the woman would leave quickly so she could get her drugs. The prayer became life-transforming. She experienced the light of God and ended up throwing the drugs in the trash can🕯️
Jeremiah 29:11 ✨ Jeremiah 29:11 ✨
A convert church is emerging in Libya – but where A Church of Converts Is Emerging in Libya—But Where Is the West’s Support for Persecuted Christians? Something historic is happening in Libya right now. Amid chaos and insecurity, an underground church of native Christian converts is emerging. The Christian church is quietly reemerging in Libya after being driven back during the Arab invasion in the 7th century. Unfortunately, a violent wave of persecution is following. Several Libyan Christians are currently serving harsh prison sentences because of their faith. Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, radical militias have seized power in parts of Libya. The rule of law is under severe pressure, and this is taking a heavy toll on Christian converts and other minorities. This raises an uncomfortable question: Why is the West looking the other way? We helped topple the old regime and create the power vacuum that the militias are now filling. That is why we also have a clear moral and political responsibility. Follow the link in the comments section to read more...#freedom of religion # human rights # Libya #dkpol # Danish European Mission # persecuted Christians # mission among the unreached
"It is not our religion." That was the message, "It's not our religion." That was the message Darya received as a child when she was forbidden from going to church. The following years were marked by anxiety, an eating disorder, sleep problems, and a deep sense of hopelessness. But God had not forgotten her. When Darya found her way back to church, she experienced Jesus' love and found a completely new hope and a new direction for her life. Today, she leads the church's youth work and is studying theology on the diploma program, which is supported by donors and intercessors of Danish European Mission.

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