Ko Aung.

 

Ko Aung is still not safe from surveillance – but he hopes to return to Myanmar  The military in Myanmar are increasingly using sophisticated technology to watch people – including Open Doors partner Ko Aung (name changed). He was providing spiritual and practical support to believers from tribal backgrounds until the government started blocking his bank accounts and flagged his identity card. That’s when Ko Aung realised his life was in danger.     He had to leave Myanmar – but he longs to return to encourage the believers there. He sees that there is hope: “I think that after the coup, the younger generation is now more open to faiths other than Buddhism.”     Your continued prayers and support can strengthen Christians like Ko Aung to continue to courageously serve our persecuted church family in countries where the abuse of technology is making life increasingly difficult.

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