UK Open Doors, Newsletter October 2010

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OpenDoorsmagazine

Serving persecuted Critian worldwide

Ocob 2010

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Rough Rideon the Silk Road

Write away!Are all o these or me? asked Tsehay Desta when

Open Doors delivered hundreds o letters to her rom

supporters all over the world.

When Tsehay became a Christian, lie got harder. Her

husband divorced her and when her baby son died,

villagers reused to allow him a proper burial.

But a year on, thanks in part to so many letters and

prayers o support, Tsehay can say, Praise God, I am

ne. My mother is supporting me and encouraging

me to be strong in the aith. I will show these letters to

her. She will like them very much.

God has brought healing to Tsehay and her amily.

Both my mother and younger sister have joined me to

worship the Lord. My sister was suering rom sickness,

but we prayed or her at church and she was healed.

Every message is precious. Please tell them that I say

thank you, said Tsehay as each letter was read to her. I

love you all so much, rom the bottom o my heart.

You can write to Christians like Tsehay and let them

know theyre not orgotten. Our new Letter-Writing

Guide gives inormation on who you can write to, as

well as important guidelines to ollow.

Letters can bring comfort

and hope to people like Tsehay

A simple card maybe all that is needed

by writing a letter o encouragement

Order our cop uing te

encloed Repone Form, or goto www.opendooruk.org/writeor pone 01993 885400New edition

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writing guide

now available

NewLetter-

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Prayer, you see, is a weapon that

everyone can use. Male or emale,

young or old, we can all pray.

Talking o young people, Im

heartened by their response to the

needs o our brothers and sisters.

During the summer I visited

various Christian estivals and

events. It was wonderul to stand

in ront o thousands o young

people and see them respond

immediately. To see how Godput the needs o the persecuted

church on their hearts was both

exciting and humbling.

Such support is needed now more

than ever, because the needs

o the persecuted church are

escalating, not decreasing.

So, my riends, what are we

waiting or? Time to get on our

knees and pray.

Eddie Lle

CEO Open Door UK & Ireland

This issue ocuses on some o

the hardest-to-reach countries

where Open Doors is working.

These countries in Central Asia

seem so isolated, so remote and

inaccessible. But there is one

thing that no wall or barrier can

keep out. One power that the

greatest powers on earth have no

protection against: prayer.

I am a big E.M. Bounds an. The

quote opposite comes rom him.And heres another one. All things

can be done by importunate

prayer, he wrote. It surmounts or

removes all obstacles, overcomes

every resisting orce and gains

its ends in the ace o invincible

hindrances. Amen to that! There

is no border that prayer cannot

cross, no wall it cannot jump over,

no guard it cannot y past. No

barbed-wire ence or prison bars

can keep prayer out.

Prayer is not the only thing we

can do, but it is the best thing

we can do. Its the most potentpower we possess. And this issue

contains a lot o inormation to

nourish your prayers. So please

use it to pray or our brothers

and sisters in these hard-to-reach

places. And also, please remember

the International Day o Prayer.

This is a chance or churches and

individuals to get together and

pray or the work o Open Doors.

Open Doors is an international

ministry serving persecuted

Christians and churches

worldwide. Open Doors supplies

Bibles, leadership training,

Scripture-based literacy

programmes, livelihood supportand advocacy services. We also

seek to mobilise the church to

serve Christians living under

religious persecution.

Open Doors Registered Charityin England and Wales No. 1125684

Open Doors 2010

OD magazine

Edited by:Nick and Claire Page

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7 November 2010

Join in prayer with thousands across the world on behalo Christians who do not have the right to believe.

Our ree Right to Believe pack, including DVD, PowerPointand Prayer Cards, gives you everything you need to raise

awareness in your church or small group.

Pone 01993 885400 or go towww.opendooruk.org/rtb

This summer, over 13,000 people signed our Right to Believe petition because o theamazing eorts o our events volunteers. Join the team in 2011 and pledge your time

to inspire more people to be on their knees in prayer and on their eet in action or

persecuted Christians.

To tep up and make te diference,email Lnda at [email protected] or call 01993 885400

OPERATION EzRAThANK yOU FOR

yOUR GENEROsITy!Many thanks to all those who sent in their gold, silverand jewellery items to raise money to bless persecuted

believers. Over 53,000 wa raied to provide Bible

or perecuted Critian.

Craword Ivin, who developed the vision or

Operation Ezra, said: Now thousands o those whosuer or Jesus will have their own Bible in their own

language. Not until we get to heaven will we know the

ull ramications o what that will mean.

you can till give our unwanted jeweller.Call 01993 885 400 or more inormation.

VOLUNTEERs WANTED!

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Tashkent. Samarkand. Cities

on the ancient silk route rom

Kazakhstan to China conjure up

images o travel, romance and

adventure. Say the words and

you imagine yoursel riding onhorseback over breathtaking

mountains, lush green steppes

and spectacular desert sands.

The reality is less romantic. I

youre a Christian in Uzbekistan

you are a threat. Your church will

be tightly controlled by the SNB

(ormerly KGB), and will need to

be registered a long drawn-

out process which oten ends in

reusal. Lately, no new registrations

have been issued at all.

Your church may lose its buildings,

so theres nowhere to meet. Iyou manage to meet or worship,

youre not allowed to sing or

preach in your native language.

And i youre active in outreach

you may be invited to the police

station or questioning. Your

house might be searched. You

could be threatened, ned, or

expelled rom your home or

place o work. You could be put in

prison or several days, weeks, or

even years.

No. Not much romance there at all.

Maximum usfulAmazingly, despite this treatment,

Christians in Uzbekistan remain

aithul and even bold.

Azamat Rajapov and Abdusattor

Kurbonov, both sentenced in Aprilor unregistered religious activity,

are good examples o this. My

rst night I was alone in the cell

and it gave me the chance to talk

to my living God, Azamat relates.

I asked Him that the time Id

spend there would be maximum

useul. Within those days three

people heard the gospel, even

though I was isolated as a

dangerous person. Hopeully one

o them accepted Jesus.

Abdusattor, however, lost 3 stone

in ten days, ater being detained

in an isolation cell on a very coldoor, and became very sick. Even

ater his release, he aces pressure

rom relatives and neighbours.

Both men have been attacked in

newspaper articles, with copies

being sent to them anonymously

in order to intimidate them. They

are still under close surveillance

and have been told to expect it to

continue.

Curc raiddOne month later a Sunday

morning worship service at the

Full Gospel Church o Christ in

Tashkent was raided by police. The

service was recorded, computers

were conscated, money was

taken and books and CDs were

destroyed. Eight church memberswere arrested and switly put

on trial. The chairman o the

district committee testied that

the church had been a positive

inuence on the community and

was providing material help or

needy people in the area. Crime,

alcoholism and drug addiction

had decreased since the church

had arrived in the district, he

said. But none o this made any

dierence. Three o the men

were given 15-day administrative

sentences. The rest were ned.

God will giv t victoryWith such opposition, you might

expect the work o the church to

come to a halt. Not so. Believers

have been enterprising in

spreading the gospel. A Christian

woman rom Central Asia seized

an opportunity a ew years

ago whilst visiting her Muslim

homeland.

I came to a village inhabited by

Uzbeks. A new mosque had just

been built. The mullah proudly

showed me the new building and

probably expected criticism rom

me as a Christian, but I praised

the mosque and said that I hoped

Gods Word would be preached

there. He was surprised, and

when I gave him a copy o theNew Testament in Uzbek he took

it, touched it with his lips and

orehead and nally held it close

to his heart. A group o men had

gathered around us and when

they saw how the mullah received

it with such honour they also

wanted books, but unortunately I

did not have any more with me.

Recently, on returning to the same

village, she reports that she was

met by the mullah again calling,

My daughter! Youve returned

at last! Do you remember that

when you were here last time yougave me the New Testament? I am

so grateul to you! Now I know

every Friday what to read in our

mosque, and I have a holy book

which shows the way to God in my

language. The other books that I

have I could not understand, but

this one helps me to prepare my

sermons and give hope to those

who listen!

Although evangelism is ofcially

prohibited, the Christians are

persevering. Recently summer

outreach teams have been visiting

dierent towns in Uzbekistan, to

share the gospel and mobilise

the church. We want to wake up

the people in the churches, to

see them set ree rom ear. Wedlike to see new home groups

established, and evangelism

groups in each church.

When people go out to

evangelise, God will give the

victory.

So although the reality o

ollowing Jesus in this

country is daunting,

its exciting, too. Lets

support the church

in Uzbekistan as they

prepare the way o the

Lord, that the crookedroads will become

straight, the rough ways

smooth, and people will

see Gods salvation.

Rough Rideon the Silk Roadthe RealitY of following JeSuS in uzbekiStan

PRAYThe International Day o Prayer or the

persecuted church (7 November) is the

perect opportunity to pray or Christians in

Uzbekistan, and other places where believers

are denied basic religious reedoms. Use our

Right to Believe Prayer Cards to raise awareness

in your church or small group, or just keep

them in your Bible to remind you to pray.

Download these Prayer Cards

and other Right to Believe resources at

www.opendooruk.org/rtb

or phone 01993 885400.

Christians can be ned or meeting together with some

nes reaching excessive heights. A group o ten women

(eight were pensioners) were ned 100 times the minimum

monthly salary or holding a meeting. The minimum

monthly salary in Uzbekistan is only 15 (37,000 sum).

uzbekiStan

Read more stories rom Uzbek believers

www.opendoorsuk.orgWWW

Source: Open Doors; Instituteor Bible Translation


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CentRal aSia

a need to

know SPeCial(Your guide to understanding the stans)

Wlcom to our Op Doors

guid to Ctral Asia. If you av a

problm kowig your Kazaksta

from your Tajikista, tis is for you!

A quick challenge: how many countries can you name

which end in stan? Your thirty seconds sta rt now

We think its seven: Aghanistan, Uzbekistan, Pakistan,

Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan.

And how many o these countries are on the current

World Watch List, which ranks countries by the

intensity o persecution that Christians ace?

All o them. The worst are Aghanistan (6) and

Uzbekistan (10), with severe limitations in Pakistan

(14) and Turkmenistan (15), and some limitations in

Tajikistan (32), Kyrgyzstan (49) and Kazakhstan (51).

Were going to ocus on ve: Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan,

Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan all places where

Christians are denied the right to worship in reedom.

Government: Republic

Leader: President Nazarbayev

Population: 15.4 million

Main Religion: Islam (36% Orthodox Christian)

Freedom? In 2009 a law designed to restrict

reedom o worship was rejected by the

Constitutional Council. Even so, churches

and religious organisations have to register

with the government. Christians have been

ined or sentenced to community service orparticipating in unregistered religious activities

which may involve something as simple as

giving out ree Christian literature.

In 1990 the Kazakh church was almost extinct,

but a decade later there were 6,000 evangelical

believers! Since then, the church has been

growing slowly but surely.

Government: One-party state

Leader: President Berdymukhamedov


Main Religion: Islam (1% Christian)

Freedom? The government retains strict control over its

people. The constitution provides or reedom o religion, but

all religious groups must register and all unregistered religious

activity is banned. Private homes and unregistered places o

worship are oten raided by police, and Christians arrested and

ined. Imported religious literature is censored. Believers rom

a Muslim background are pressurised by their community to

return to Islam.

The church is growing. Last year in one town, 17 new believers

were baptised.

Government: Authoritarian

Leader: President Islam Karimov


Main Religion: Islam (5.2% Christian)

Freedom? Religious reedom deteriorated in 2009. Unregistered

religious groups are illegal, but many churches cannot obtain

registration. Many church leaders have been interrogated. Believers

homes have been raided, Christian literature coniscated and anumber o Christians arrested and ined. New believers may ace

physical abuse rom their amily to orce them to return to Islam.

Yet the church is growing and many Christians are sharing the

gospel.

Government: Interim government

Leader: President Roza Otunbayeva



Freedom? Although this is a secular state, Islam has a growinginluence on politics and society. A law introduced in January

increased restrictions on religious groups. All churches must re-

register and a minimum o 200 people is required or registration.

Pastors and churches are monitored and there is a ban on religious

teaching and the distribution o religious literature. Threats and

harassment towards believers have increased. Social pressure on

Christians is especially strong in the south.

Christianity is growing among the Kyrgyz population. In spite o

negative developments over the last years, there is still a vibrant

Christian church.

Government: Republic

Leader: President Emomali Rakhmon

Population: 7 million


Freedom? The constitution provides or religious reedom, but

Russian Orthodoxy is the only state-approved Christianity. Church

groups especially indigenous Tajik ellowships are monitored.

The inluence o Islam is increasing, putting more pressure on

believers coming rom a Muslim background. A law passed in April

2009 increased restrictions on church registration and the import o

religious literature.

Despite the diiculties, many Tajik Christians still have the zeal and

ire to share the gospel with their ellow countrymen.

Formerly part o the Soviet Union, these

countries only achieved independence in

1991. The result is that, in many places,

the evangelical church is still in its inancy,

trying to grow leaders and teachers, whilst

struggling with government restrictions and

opposition.

Muc o Open Door work in Central Aia

ocue on upporting and reourcing te

curc. Webring church leaders together or

much-needed biblical training, encouraging

partnership instead o division.

We distribute Bibles and other Christian

materials, and provide times o ellowship or

the most isolated o believers. We also oer

vocational training and business loans to those

who lose their jobs because o their aith.

The

STAnSStan means land o,

e.g. Kazakhstan means

land o Kazakhs or

Cossacks.

Larget: Kazakhstan at 1,050,000 sq

miles

smallet: Tajikistan at 55,000 sq miles

(but still bigger than England)

Mot populated: Pakistan, with

180 million (over 3 times the size o

Englands population). All the rest are

under 30 million

Leat populated: Turkmenistan and

Kyrgyzstan each with 5 million

Open Doors

in CentRaL aSia

GIVeMake a git to upport curc leader in

Central Aia. Despite all the diiculties, the

church is growing in this region, but leaders

need resources and training. Your git will

help Open Doors to provide church leaders

with the encouragement and support they

need to stand strong.

You can donate using the enclosed

Response Form or online at

www.opendooruk.org/give


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Im gonnasit right down(and writemyself a letter)

I am sigig tis lttr myslf: PAUL.

Dot forgt tat I am i jail (Colossias 4:18)

Dear Reader,How oten do you receive a

hand-written letter these days?

In our household we dont get

many: most messages are sent

by email or Facebook. And, to be

honest, I write very ew letters.

Cards, yes, plenty o those; but

letters, less and less.

However, I love receiving them.

A hand-written note shows

consideration and concern.

Someone has taken the time and

eort to put pen to paper and

get it in the post. It means that

someone cares.

So, lets hear it or the letter-

writers o this world! Where would

we be without them? Well, or a

start, we wouldnt have hal the

New Testament. In the rst century

AD, Paul and other early church

leaders were busily writing letters

to young Christians and newly-

ormed churches, encouragingthem to remain aithul to Christ,

despite opposition and hardship.

And we know that they were

sources o great encouragement.

Church leaders, I am writing

to encourage you, wrote Peter.

I, too, am a leader, as well as a

witness to Christs suering, and

I will share in his glory when it is

shown to us (1 Peter 5:1).

And thats just as true today.

Letters o encouragement can

lit the spirits o our brothers

and sisters who are suering or

Christ, as they go through the

darkest times. And or us, they can

give us a special connection with

individuals we have never met,

bringing our prayers alive.

Tak Toar,for xampl.Tohar Haydarov is 27 years old

and lives in Uzbekistan. Formerly

a Muslim, he became a Christian

and a member o the Baptist

Church in Gulistan. Today,

however, he is ar rom home in

a labour camp, 250 miles away.

It was his amily who put him

there. In January o this year,

Tohars relatives asked the local

police to help them orce him

to return to Islam. The police

pressured Tohar to deny Jesus, but

he reused. So they accused him

o manuacturing and possessing

drugs. His church amily areadamant that the case has been

abricated and that Tohar is a man

with a pure conscience and an

honest Christian. They reported

that Tohars lawyer presented

written documents to the court,

proving that the case was totally

abricated, and that records o the

case contained 243 violations o

procedural norms and regulations.

no us. Toar wasstcd to tyars imprisomt.Labour camps in Uzbekistan can

be unsanitary, dangerous places,

with beatings rom guards,

criminal gangs maintaining a

hold over prisoners, and a high

level o sickness. Prisoners are

not allowed to read the Bible or

pray visibly. But they are allowed

to receive letters!

Which is where we come in even i our writing skills are

rusty and our handwriting

poor, we can oer comort and

hope. Tohar has appealed to the

Supreme Court or justice, but

each day that passes must surely

challenge his aith. Any word o

encouragement that we can give

him a colourul card, a brie

message, a verse or a prayer

will be o immense worth.

Tohar is, o course, just one

o many Christians who are

jailed unjustly or who ace

persecution. A note rom us

WRITeKnowing that someone cares enough to

write and to pray brings Christians like Tohar

the encouragement they need to persevere.

Tohars story is also eatured in the new

edition o our Letter-writing Guide. Orderyour copy using the enclosed Response Form,

go to www.opendooruk.org/write or

phone 01993 885400.

18 Januar

Tohararrested

ater drugs

ound in hispockets and

apartment.

21 Januar

Brie courthearing. Church

members

report thatTohar can

hardly walk and

shows signs ohaving been

badly beaten.

4 Marc

Tohar broughtto court. Church

members not

allowed totestiy on Tohars

behal. Tohars

lawyer notallowed into the

courtroom.

5 Marc

Tohars ather

ound dead.

Oicialexplanation is

electrocution

throughalling on

an electric

heater.

9 Marc

Tohar

convicted o

manuacturingand possessing

drugs and

sentenced to10 years in

prison.

13 April

Regional

court

rejectsTohars

appeal.

Jul

Tohar

transerredto a labour

camp near

Qarshi, SouthUzbekistan.

He prepares to

appeal to theSupreme Court.

KidzOne Childrens

letter-Writing

guideA great resource or your childrens

group at church, school or in the

home, this new edition o the Kidzone

Letter-writing Guide eatures children

rom China and Nigeria. Complete

with stickers, an interactive map

and colouring guide, step-by-step

instructions and a Parent-Teacher guide,

its an ideal way to help children discover

how they can make a dierence toyoung people who suer or being a

Christian.

To order a copy phone 01993 885400 or

email [email protected]

means such a lot to these people.

It shows they arent orgotten,

they arent alone.

It shows that someone cares.

Best wishes,

ClaireP.S. Dont delay. You can write

a letter to Tohar now, using

the writing guidelines at

www.opendoorsuk.org/write

TOhAR TIMeLIne 2010

the Police

Pressured

tohar to denyJesus but he

refused

Church members believe Tohar has been

imprisoned because o his aith


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some problem

severe perecution Oppreion

severe limitation some limitation

As Pakistan struggles to come

to terms with the atermath o

Augusts devastating foods, Open

Doors partners are working hard

to reach the already depressed

community o Christians to

provide much-needed ood,shelter and encouragement.

We are setting up new ways to

protect them rom persecution

and especially to protect new

Christians rom being discovered

and their networks exposed,

reports an Open Doors partner.

We aim to provide medical care

or injuries sustained during

the ood and subsequent

displacement, and to provide

people with other acilities to

which they would otherwise have

limited access as Christians.

An Open Doors photographer

who visited two Pakistani villages

to report on the disaster said: I

had heard stories about Christians

being neglected during relie

operations led by the government

and Islamic organisations. In

the rst village this was a harsh

reality. The village was still under

water, the people camped on

higher grounds. The Muslims had

nice, rm tents. The Christians

had improvised tents, made o

branches and leaves. The local

Christian chie told me they were

passed over when Islamic aidcame to the village. All they got

was let overs. However, when

a church brought the Christians

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Tere a been an amaing repone to te

Right to Believe campaign at Critian event

ti ummer. Kewick, New Wine, soul survivor,

Greenbelt and oter aw oung people queuing

up to ign te petition and adult keen to are

te campaign wit teir curc: around 17,000

people added teir upport to te campaign.

And the take-up o the website advocacy campaign

has been the best ever or Open Doors, with another

9,000 people taking action online.

I you are included in this remarkable response

THANK YOU!

You are not alone: Open Doors Australia

reported a great response to their campaign launch

and their radio broadcast campaign. In New Zealand

the Prime Minister has ormally written to Open Doors

to indicate New Zealand will vote NO to the Resolution.

Theres still plenty to do, o course. Derek rom

Taunton has already explored what he can do to

spread the news: I have sent the petition to over 200

riends and have had many replies already conrming

that they have signed. This includes at least one

church where all the members will be signing up.

The Foreign Ofce has indicated its support o the

aims o the campaign. A statement sent to Open

Doors said, The UK Government does not agree withthe Deamation o Religions Resolution The UK

thereore votes against the resolution whenever it is

tabled at the UN General Assembly and encourages

other countries to do likewise.

We have a growing sense o Gods hand being on this

campaign, and we believe it will make a signicant

impact or the good o our persecuted brothers and

sisters, and the cause o religious liberty.

It not too late to join in. Add our ignature,

download reource or te International Da o

Praer on 7 November and look out or urter

campaigning action at www.opendooruk.org/rtb

Right to Believe gathers momentum

TurkmenistanPastor aces up to ve years in prison

PakistanOpen Doors partners begin rebuilding lives

A Pentecostal pastor rom the south eastern town

o Mary is acing criminal charges o large-scale

swindling, ater two women who had attended

church meetings wrote statements saying that he

took money rom them. Pastor Ilmurad Nurliev, who

was arrested on 27 August, aces up to ve years

imprisonment i convicted.

Pastor Nurlievs wie and church members have

vigorously reuted the accusation, saying the police

pressured the two women to write the statements

and they now regret doing so. Another church

member has been threatened that i she does not

testiy against Pastor Nurliev, her husband who is

not a church member will be sacked rom his job.

Source: Forum 18 News Service

supplies, they had to share with

the Muslims. Otherwise they

would have been in big trouble.

According to pastors I speak

to, this is a sad reality in many

aected areas.

In another village the situation was

slightly better. These Christians

could help themselves reasonably,

because they managed to secure

parts o the harvest. I prayed with

about 50 local men or the country

and the villa ge.

Still, tensions remain high. At

several places the locals chased

me away. It seems they dont want

the church involved in relie aid.

Also, the Christians say that the

Taliban is very active. There is

always a risk that aid workers are

attacked, especially oreigners andChristians.

Reaching Christians in some o the

more extremist areas o Pakistan

remains a major challenge. On 25

August authorities recovered the

bodies o three Christian relie

workers who had been kidnapped

and killed by the Pakistani Taliban,

local ofcials said.

The oreign aid workers were

returning to their base when a

group o Taliban attacked theirvehicle, said Swat District O fcer

Ati-ur-Rehman. An ofcial at

the international humanitarian

organisation that employed the

workers withheld their names and

requested that the agency remain

unnamed or security reasons.

The Taliban had warned about

attacks on oreigner aid workers

and Christian organisations, an

Inter-Services Public Relations

source said. All the international

humanitarian organisations have

been notied, and their security

has been increased.

Please continue to pray or

Christians in Pakistan and or

Open Doors partners as they

ace the long-term challenge o

strengthening what remains o this

already struggling church.

Young people

eager to sign

the petition at

Soul Survivor

MANy ThANKs to those o you who gave so

generously to support Christians aected by the

oods. At te time o writing, over 300,000 a

been donated.

However, the long-term needs remain enormous.

To make a donation to support Open Doors

partners working to rebuild the struggling church in

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UK Open Doors, Newsletter October 2010

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