I don’t quite understand your question. It is the INTERNATIONAL Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Thailand is certainly part of INTERNATIONAL, so the day applies everywhere in the world. The only thing I said about the US was that was sometimes our religious freedom for granted. I don’t know about Thailand. Do you have religious freedom and do you take it for granted? That’s not something desirable–I wish we in the US did not take our freedom for granted. I wish we appreciated it for the wonderful blessing it is. If I were in Thailand, I would wish the same thing for Thailand and definitely not want to be included with those countries like the US that don’t always appreciate what they have.

It’s so easy for us to become complacent because we are so blessed. The first time I heard a speaker from Voice of the Martyrs, my eyes were opened to what many Christians face around the world.

Having only ever been to churches only in Australia and South Korea, it is sometimes hard for me personally to remember what a gift it is to have the privilege of going to worship the lord without any serious concerns about safety.

I fully admire those within the brotherhood who brave persecution in order to attend worship and/or to spread the wonderful news about our savior, Jesus Christ, to those who may be yet to hear about his great name.
.-= Andrew´s last blog ..Timor sea oil spill – Sorry seems to be the hardest word =-.

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