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Open Doors

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Open Doors is an ecumenical Christian organization to support persecuted Christians and was founded in 1955. They are distribute Bibles and audio recordings in many than 50 countries. These countries are:[1]

  1. North Korea (see also: Religion and Atheism in North Korea)
  2. Somalia
  3. Iraq
  4. Syria (see also: Christians in Syria)
  5. Afghanistan
  6. Sudan (see also: Christians in Sudan)
  7. Iran (see also: Christians in Iran)
  8. Pakistan
  9. Eritrea
  10. Nigeria
  11. Maldives
  12. Saudi Arabia
  13. Libya
  14. Yemen
  15. Uzbekistan
  16. Vietnam (see also: Religion and Atheism in Vietnam)
  17. Central African Republic
  18. Qatar
  19. Kenya
  20. Turkmenistan
  21. India
  22. Ethiopia
  23. Egypt
  24. Djibouti
  25. Myanmar
  26. Palestine
  27. Brunei
  28. Laos (see also: Religion and Atheism in Laos)
  29. China (see also: Religion and Atheism in China)
  30. Jordan
  31. Bhutan
  32. Comoros
  33. Tanzania
  34. Algeria
  35. Colombia
  36. Tunisia
  37. Malaysia
  38. Mexico
  39. Oman
  40. Mali
  41. Turkey
  42. Kazakhstan
  43. Bangladesh
  44. Sri Lanka
  45. Tajikistan
  46. Azerbaijan
  47. Indonesia
  48. Mauritania
  49. United Arab Emirates
  50. Kuwait

External links

References

  1. ↑ http://www.worldwatchlist.us/world-watch-list-countries/

See also

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