Ministering in Central Asia is rewarding. It is also hard.
We are focusing on three developing fields: Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
Predominantly Muslim. Closed. Christians have limited freedom to worship.
Evangelism is prohibited.
New Uzbek, Tajik, and Turkmen believers can lose jobs, families, communities.
In villages and small towns, the pressure can be severe.
And still, doors open. We are able to:
- Bring the Gospel to hundreds of thousands through media.
- Have personal online conversations with hundreds of people, leading many to Jesus.
We cannot share many details publicly. But God is opening doors where doors are supposed to stay closed.
We organize dozens of training events, often quietly, helping local Christians use media to share the Gospel.
$32,500 is needed to support this work in Central Asia.