The Lord Is at Work’: Signs Christianity Is Growing Amid Brutal, Chaotic, and Taliban-Ravaged Afghanistan
- August 16, 2022
An international persecution watchdog and at least one Christian media executive believe Christianity could grow exponentially in Afghanistan,
with the bold proclamation emerging on the one-year anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover of the predominately Islamic nation after the Biden Administration’s much-maligned withdrawal.
In January, Afghanistan was designated the worst nation in the world for Christian persecution, according to Open Doors USA. The shocking development was the “biggest seismic shift” in decades, as North Korea, the reclusive and oppressive East Asian country, was bumped from the top spot it had occupied for 20 years.
In addition to Christian persecution, general life has been miserable for Afghans, with women’s rights taking major hits and with some citizens so desperate for sustenance and support they’re reportedly selling their kidneys to feed their children.
In January, Afghanistan was designated the worst nation in the world for Christian persecution, according to Open Doors USA. The shocking development was the “biggest seismic shift” in decades, as North Korea, the reclusive and oppressive East Asian country, was bumped from the top spot it had occupied for 20 years.
In addition to Christian persecution, general life has been miserable for Afghans, with women’s rights taking major hits and with some citizens so desperate for sustenance and support they’re reportedly selling their kidneys to feed their children.
