Who was Brother Andrew? What was his life like before meeting Jesus? Why was his conversion unexpected? In what ways did he help people to know about Jesus? Why should people today know about him?
These sources from Open Doors UK and the Cato Institute focus on the persecution faced by Christians worldwide, particularly highlighting the daily struggles and violence experienced by believers in regions like the Middle East, North Africa, India, and Nepal. The articles also introduce Brother Andrew, the founder of Open Doors, recounting his history of smuggling Bibles and the organization's continued work in providing support, resources, and advocacy for those facing religious oppression. Open Doors aims to empower persecuted Christians and prevent the decline of the church in challenging areas through initiatives like microloans, trauma care, discipleship programs, and raising awareness globally. The sources collectively emphasize the importance of prayer and support from the global Christian community to stand in solidarity with persecuted believers.
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A forgotten generation? - Open Doors
A great hero of the Evangelical Church has died: Brother Andrew loved Jews, Arabs and the Persecuted Church and had a profound impact on our lives
Biography · Serving Persecuted Christians Worldwide - Open Doors
Brother Andrew Goes Home after a Lifetime of Fighting Religious Persecution | Cato Institute
Brother Andrew, Holland, Missionary to Yugoslavia March 13. Andrew van der Bijl - 365 Christian Men
Brother Andrew: - God's smuggler - Regent Street Methodist Church, Newtownards
Brother Andrew: God's Smuggler | Acton Institute
C.H. Brother Andrew Gods Secret Agent - Gospel Folio Press
God's Smuggler by Brother Andrew - The Koala Mom
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