What would you do if you didn’t own a Bible? Buy one, right? What if you couldn’t buy one? What if it were illegal to own one? What if it took people risking their lives just to bring one to you because your country is run by sharia law or is a communist dictatorship? What if becoming a Christian meant losing your family, your livelihood, your freedom, or even your life? That is the reality for millions of Christians around the world living in places like North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, or Somalia. And that’s precisely where Open Doors goes with Bibles: to the persecuted church. And for every $4 you give, a Bible is placed into the hands of one of these believers. Just click here to donate: a suitcase of Bibles (40) is $160, or a backpack of Bibles (10) is just $40. Thank you so much for your generosity. Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Open Doors and the Persecuted Church
What would you do if you didn’t own a Bible? Buy one, right? What if you couldn’t buy one? What if it were illegal to own one? What if it took people risking their lives just to bring one to you because your country is run by sharia law or is a communist dictatorship? What if becoming a Christian meant losing your family, your livelihood, your freedom, or even your life? That is the reality for millions of Christians around the world living in places like North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, or Somalia. And that’s precisely where Open Doors goes with Bibles: to the persecuted church. And for every $4 you give, a Bible is placed into the hands of one of these believers. Just click here to donate: a suitcase of Bibles (40) is $160, or a backpack of Bibles (10) is just $40. Thank you so much for your generosity. 
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