“The word of God changes people – and changed people change the situations around them.” – Brother Andrew
Around the world God is at work calling and crafting His church. And no where is this more evident than in places where following Christ can mean public humiliation, isolation and extreme persecution. On a journey with Open Doors you will see God at work. You will see a side of Christian living that most never see…where each day is a gift…and each believer a becomes a new and beloved friend. You could play a vital role in meeting the needs of hundreds of thousands of suffering Christians. Here’s how you can make an eternal difference.
Go…”to the Ends of the Earth” Open Doors has a variety of opportunities for teams from your church, college, men’s ministry, women’s ministry, and Bible study groups to come face to face with our church family. Whether your team delivers Bibles or encourages believers through compassion and prayer…one thing is for certain…lives will be changed!
You can view the itinerary of a recent group trip to Egypt.
Write a Note Encourage the family of Rami Ayyad in Gaza. See how your letters bring encouragement to believers worldwide. Watch a three minute video. (8MB) Write to suffering Christians using our Letter Writing Guide.(pdf 1.5M) Support a Project Not sure if you can travel this year? Open Doors provides many effective ways you can strengthen persecuted Christians. Play a direct role in helping them by donating a gift today!
Testimony Richard, a Bridge Builder with Open Doors, in March delivered your letters of encouragement to Rebekka, Ratna and Eti in the Indramayu prison in Indonesia.
“The package was delivered today, by us personally. We spent 2 hours with the ladies in the prison. It was awesome!! They said to tell all you guys thank you very much and please keep praying. They will be released in July, then have a years probation. They were so friendly and happy. I wish you could have been there; we even got a tour of the prison and saw their cell. They are reaching souls inside, like Pastor Lamb says, "hallelujah!" Peace," Richard
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