Eritrea inflige otro golpe a los cristianos
Publicado: 21 October, 2009
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Eritrea (MNN) ― Los cristianos evangélicos están enfrentando más problemas en Eritrea. El ministerio Open Doors (Puertas Abiertas) en Estados Unidos informa que las fuerzas de seguridad de Eritrea invadieron el hogar del anciano fundador de la Iglesia del Evangelio Completo en Asmara. Tres personas fueron arrestadas durante la invasión, y siente más durante los dos días siguientes. Más de 28,000 cristianos permanecen en prisión por adorar a Dios fuera de las iglesias Ortodoxa, Luterana y Católica, aprobadas por el gobierno. Al menos diez creyentes murieron mientras estaban encarcelados.
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- Primary Language: Tigrigna
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- Evangelical: 2.1%
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Llamado a la Acción
- Please pray for the government of Eritrea. Pray that the Lord would bring them to repentance.
- Please continue to pray for all those in Eritrean prisons for their faith in Christ. Pray that the Lord uses their testimonies of faithfulness powerfully in the lives of their persecutors. Pray for all family members of prisoners.
- Please pray for God’s wisdom upon church leaders as they minister to their church members under these trying circumstances.
- Pray for Eritrean Christians to experience the Lord’s wisdom as they interact with each other. Pray that the Lord will keep them strong in the faith despite the increased pressure and difficult circumstances.
