01.24.07

the “war against terror”

Posted in gospel at 8:39 am by len

“More Muslims converted to faith in Jesus Christ over the past decade than at any other time in human history. A spiritual revolution is under way throughout North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia:Iraq: More than 5,000 new Muslim converts to Christianity have been identified since the end of major combat operations. … Also, more than 1 million Bibles [were] shipped into the country since 2003, and pastors report Iraqis are snatching them up so fast they constantly need more Bibles.

Afghanistan: only 17 Muslim converts to Christianity before 9/11/01, but now more than 10,000.

Kazakstan: only three known Christians in 1990, but now more than 15,000.

Uzbekistan: no known Christians in 1990, but now more than 30,000.

Iran: In 1979, there were only 500 known Muslim converts to Christianity, but today Iranian pastors and evangelical leaders tell me there are more than 1 million Iranian believers in Jesus Christ, most of whom meet in underground house churches.

Sudan: More than 1 million Sudanese have converted to Christianity just since 2000, and some 5 million have become Christians since the early 1990s, despite a radical Islamic regime and an ongoing genocide. … Why such a dramatic spiritual awakening? “People have seen real Islam, and they want Jesus instead,” one Sudanese evangelical leader told me.

Egypt: Some reports say 1 million Egyptians have trusted Christ over the past decade or so. The Egyptian Bible Society told me they used to sell about 3,000 copies of the JESUS film a year in the early 1990s. But last year they sold 600,000 copies, plus 750,000 copies of the Bible on tape.

Jim Rutz, Worldnet Daily»?

2 Comments

  1. Robert Campbell said,

    January 24, 2007 at 9:52 am

    What do we make of this for the “occupied” countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq?

  2. len said,

    January 24, 2007 at 10:40 am

    Robert, thats a critical question. Are these “conversions” real or are they politically motivated.. a way to curry favor with the troops from a “christian” country.