Christians With Muslim or Buddhist Backgrounds Most Heavily Persecuted in China; Leader Pleads for Bibles
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(Worthy News) – Believers with Muslim and Buddhist backgrounds are the most persecuted Christian groups in China, according to a watchdog organization. And those Christians are in urgent need of Bibles in their own languages.
“We need as many Bibles in our own languages as possible,” said Patrick, an MBB (Muslim-background believer) church leader. “We don’t know where to find them, so please bring as many as you can. Many brothers and sisters need them!”
Open Doors USA said on Friday that Muslim- and Buddhist- background believers, who are heavily monitored by the Communist government, are in “burning need” of Bibles in minority languages such as Uyghur, Kazakh, and Tibetan. [ Source (Read More…) ]
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