The frontline of faith in South Asia remains a place where the Kingdom presses forward, even as the pressure on Christ’s people grows heavier by the month.
This summer, India witnessed something remarkable. A generation of young people, insulted from the highest bench in the land and answered on the streets with tear gas, simply refused to be afraid. They gathered, they sang, and they would not be moved – and by God’s providence, a cabinet minister resigned.
For a people taught for years to lower their voices, the breaking of that fear has been a wonder to behold. Yet the pressure on the church has not eased.
letter from South Asia