Bible work in Algeria has a courageous new leader: Rezki. Despite the risks, one thing drives him on in his role; every day, more and more Algerians
long to know Jesus.
Please, will you stand with Rezki in this risky mission to provide the Bible in Algeria?
Will you put the Bible into the hands of Algerians longing for God’s word?
‘There are many seekers in Algeria. They contact TV and radio channels and ask questions on the internet,’ Rezki told us.‘They ask many questions, and they ask for Bibles. We give them Scripture whenever we can – this is a huge part of our ministry.’
Rezki told us that things have got worse for Algerian Christians in recent years. Ten churches have been closed by the authorities (there were only around sixty in the country to start with), and the number of Bibles we’re allowed to import has been severely restricted.
Algeria is in political crisis. The long-term president has been ousted following mass protests, and democratic elections have been promised. But the Church in Algeria can’t be held back – and Rezki is rising to the challenge.
Will you help Rezki provide Bibles to people in Algeria who long to know Jesus?
Rezki’s desire is to keep fuelling Algeria’s growing Church with Scripture, providing Bibles and New Testaments to whoever wants a copy. He also wants to disciple and train Christians. And, as a new dad, Rezki is committed to producing Bible material for children too.
It costs just £5 to provide a Bible to someone in Algeria. This means your gift of:
Bible work in Algeria can only happen with your support. Will you help today?
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