Central Asia

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Central Asia -

March 2022

Central Asia - English classes - Reach Beyond

At our clinic in a restricted Central Asian country, 300-400 patients visit every month. The clinic has provided significant support to the local community during the pandemic and regular informal English classes are hosted there for young medical interns and clinic staff. Pray for the interns, many who have no understanding of the Christian faith. Pray that lives will be changed as a result of these times of discovery.

Kazakhstan

March 2022

Kazakhstan - religious freedom - WEC

Let's pray that the recent unrest in Kazakhstan would result in positive change for the nation. Pray that President Tokayev would practice integrity and justice, and that his heart would be softened toward the Lord. Pray that the recent changes to the religious laws would not cause hardship for the Church. May the local authorities who implement such laws do so with much graciousness. Pray that the Lord sends His Holy Spirit to powerfully build up His Church in every city, town and village, so that many more of the lost may find Jesus through their testimony.

Eurasia Education Foundation

Central Asia -

February 2022

Dr Ron George

Dr Mihai from Moldova runs a Christian university for MBB's in Central Asia. We are holding a prayer day for Central Asia and following on Sunday March 20th he will speak at All Saints church Crowborough

On March 12th at 9 am he will speak at the prayer breakfast of Union Church in Heathfield, High St. Tel: 01435867195 (mornings)

Pray for Afghan believers who are acting as dispersal centres for food for the communities. Gifts can be sent through the Eurasia Education Foundation website.

Pay for Afghans now inPakyatsn as they face different oppressions. Many have nothing and so need micro-business resources

WEC International

Russia

Ukraine

February 2022

Tatars in the Crimea

The Crimean Tatars are descendants of those who swept through Eastern Europe with the Mongol hordes in the 13th century. From the 1440s onwards, their homeland was established in the Crimean Peninsula. After many years of oppression, Stalin had the entire population deported to Soviet Central Asia in 1944. The Tatars are still longing and struggling to return to their former homeland in Central Asia. There are believed to be 609,000 Tatar speakers living in Crimea today. The older generation is trying to preserve their ethnic identity, but their children have been assimilated into Ukrainian or Russian culture. Pray for Tatars to have a thirst for the word of God and many opportunities to hear the good news of Jesus, and for peace in the Ukraine and particularly in Crimea, where many wealthy Russians used to spend their winter holidays.

Central Asia -

January 2022

Central Asia – Reach Beyond

A team of doctors is offering training to rural healthcare providers in a closed country in Central Asia. There is very little support for many of these rural workers and high levels of depression and burnout are common. The seminars aim to help them focus on their own health, happiness and wellbeing as they deal with large communities of need with no trained doctors available. Pray that these sessions will open doors for deeper discussions about faith. Also pray for our local partners in this country as they have been under some pressure and persecution recently due to their work in the villages. Pray that the Holy Spirit will change and soften hearts.

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