Australians are keen travellers to many Southeast Asian countries, but day-to-day life for small populations of local Christians can be a struggle.
This week on VOMAus Radio, Patrick and Noah discuss Christian life in a Muslim-dominant Asian nation [name of country withheld for security], including a special education outreach
project for children without identification documents, and much sought-after leadership training for local pastors.
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Australians are keen travellers to many Southeast Asian countries, but day-to-day life for small populations of local Christians can be a struggle.
This week on VOMAus Radio, Patrick and Noah discuss Christian life in a Muslim-dominant Asian nation [name of country withheld for security], including a special education outreach
project for children without identification documents, and much sought-after leadership training for local pastors.
Mona and Michael are zealous disciples dedicated to sharing their faith and helping those in need, particularly within their community in Egypt. Mona grew up in a Christian family and found comfort in her faith after a difficult childhood marked by her mother's death. Michael, on the other hand, discovered his faith in Jesus later in life. Together, they felt called to ministry and have committed their lives to sharing the hope and love that can only be found in Jesus.
Listen as they talk about Christian persecution faced by believers in Egypt, including discrimination in employment and education. These hardships have led church members to rely on one another. As Mona says, "The church becomes our family. We need each other."
Muslims who choose to follow Jesus often face severe persecution from family and community, and at times from the government. They may also face severe pressure from a Muslim spouse.
Mona reminds us, though, that Muslims around them are not their enemies. They know that the real enemy is the devil and emphasize that we are called to love others in the same way Christ loved us.
Michael and Mona actively support refugees from war-torn countries, including Sudan, providing food and resources regardless of religious background. These acts of care and service often open doors for conversations about faith.
Please pray for followers of Jesus in Egypt to remain strong and to be equipped to help those in need.
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Australians are keen travellers to many Southeast Asian countries, but day-to-day life for small populations of local Christians can be a struggle.
This week on VOMAus Radio, Patrick and Noah discuss Christian life in a Muslim-dominant Asian nation [name of country withheld for security], including a special education outreach
project for children without identification documents, and much sought-after leadership training for local pastors.