Back to the Bible opens a ministry office in Indonesia. The effort actually began two years ago with a partnership with Far East Broadcasting Company. Back to the Bible's David Hansen says this new office will allow the ministry to reach more people. He says this should also be positive for security issues. "When your total front is seen as national and not seen as a U-S corporation or a U-S ministry, it has less potential of violence. Now, it doesn't mean that Indonesian Christians don't have any difficulties because they do." Hansen is encouraging Christians to help financially support this ministry. "We are projecting a cost of about $25,000 a year to do this, which is relatively cheap when you think of the size of audience that you can reach for that investment."
By Pauline J.
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Christians gather in Hong Kong to pray for victims of Tai Po Hong Fu Court fire
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Over 1,000 police raid Wenzhou house church, hundreds detained
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Vancouver Chinese Church holds outdoor prayer gathering for China’s house churches
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85-Year-Old evangelist Stephen Tong leads 16 Christmas gatherings across Asia, preaching salvation
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