Gospel for Asia missionary Amil Romir refused to comply with a local government official’s request to denounce Christ and discontinue his ministry in the small country of Bhutan.
Amil was summoned to the office of the local political leader. The man asked him to write a statement saying, “I will never preach about Jesus Christ and >>>Continue reading >>>
“You are not allowed to preach about Jesus Christ, and you cannot meet together for any kind of church service,” a local government official in Bhutan told Gospel for Asia missionary Amil Romir.
Bhutanese officials interrogated Amil and 30 other Christians, after Amil was charged with forcibly converting people through the allurement of film. Despite the >>>Continue reading >>>
Police in Bhutan plan to interrogate Gospel for Asia missionary Amil Romir. His crime? Showing a movie about the life of Jesus.
After seeing many people turn to Christ after watching the movie, several religious extremists recently filed a complaint against Amil, his film team and other local believers. They claim that Amil is luring people >>>Continue reading >>>
Two Christian families were physically attacked and kicked out of their homes after they chose to follow Christ. These two families live in Bhutan.
Gospel for Asia missionaries Lali Bharose and Ekta Surgari, who recently began ministering in their village, shared the Gospel with these families and they chose to follow Christ.
On Saturday, April 12, their >>>Continue reading >>>