As, one of the most liberal countries on the Arabian Peninsula, a considerable number of expat Christians live here and are relatively free to practice their faith in private. However, society is not tolerant towards converts from Islam to other religious groups. Families and communities sometimes subject converts to physical abuse. Government persecution has decreased in general, as they are preoccupied with maintaining political stability. In early 2011, a wave of pro-democracy protests were put down by Saudi Arabian troops called in by the government.
Pray:
- There are two Christian bookshops and several Christian hospitals here. Pray for opportunities for the gospel to be shared.
- The import and distribution of Bibles is not restricted. Pray that God’s Word will spread.
- That the relative freedom of expression in this country will not be threatened by political instability.

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