Nearly all Qataris are Muslims and most Christians in the country are foreign workers. The constitution protects religious freedom, but expat Christians can usually only meet in assigned compounds. During 2011, several foreign workers were deported for their Christian activities. Converting from Islam to Christianity is considered apostasy and converts face persecution from family and the government. The year 2011 saw unprecedented levels of social unrest and the local population seems more open to change.
Pray:
- For opportunities for foreign Christians to share the love of Jesus
- That the growing desire for change will lead to more openness to the gospel
- For Open Doors partners delivering Christian literature and multi-media resources to Qatar.
SEÑOR en el nombre de tu hijo amado Jesús, te doy gracias por la vida de los misioneros en Qatar, porque tu Espíritu Santo los bendiga y los acompañe a todo lugar.
Dios en el nombre de Jesús, te pedimos fortaleza en el país de Qatar, que se pueda adorarte con fuerza, para que puedan llegar más tratados evangelísticos, para que tu Espíritu Santo fluya y se pasee en el país de Qatar y puedan ser tocados miles y miles de corazones, no te canses SEÑOR de tocar los corazones de las familias en Qatar.
En el nombre de Jesús gracias por el país de Qatar Dios! Amén y amén!!!!
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