Many Christians in Nepal are living the reality of Jesus’ words in the Sermon on the Mount:
“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me.” (Matthew 5:11)
Christians face increasing opposition, restrictions and discrimination – sometimes even public shaming.
Oman, a church leader in Nepal, was confronted by an angry mob after church one Sunday:
“…300 people came with the intent of beating me and smearing me with ink…”
In Oman’s culture, throwing or smearing black ink on someone is meant to publicly humiliate them – it is the ultimate mark of an outsider.
Oman can’t face this pressure alone – nor should he have to. Today, will you support brothers and sisters like Oman, who are paying a high price for being a Christian?
What do Christians in Nepal need?
Two things help Oman and others like him stay strong in their faith: leadership training and pastoral support. You can make sure he and others continue to keep their faith alive, despite increasing opposition.
Oman says:
“The Bible says that if you want to be a disciple, there’s a cost involved. Sometimes there might be doubt, but I recognise that God is there in the midst of these things. Jesus is alive. He will never give up. I also will not give up.”
Will you join Oman in not giving up?
Your gift today could:
- Encourage people like Oman who are paying a high price for their faith
- Equip leaders to make disciples where there is immense pressure to give up
- Provide essential training for hundreds of pastors around the world
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“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me.”
Matthew 5:11
