Tibet Archives - Pray for the Nations

A Burning need for the word of God in China

Muslim-background believers (MBBs) and Buddhist-background believers (BBBs), notably Tibetan believers, are found to be the most persecuted Christian groups in China. Open Doors has shifted focus towards serving them. Chinese official statistics stated that there are around 6.4 million Tibetans

Many Turning to Christ in Tibet.

Something amazing is happening in Tibet. Last year, one Tibetan Buddhist priest embraced Jesus Christ and became a Christian pastor. He converted after seeing the love of Christ shown by a group of Christian workers who helped out and provided

God’s Love Impacting the Buddhist Communities of Tibet.

Knowledge and logic may help you win an argument, but it’s not always the most effective way to lead people to Christ. Often times, just showing God’s love has the greatest impact. Asian Access reported last year on a Buddhist Lama

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Tibet is best known for the Dalai Lama, and yet it is a nation of desperate spiritual poverty.

Tibetans in Nepal

The crackdown of the Chinese government on Tibet led many to flee, and there are pockets of Tibetans in many countries including Nepal.

Tibet: mystery and darkness subject its people

Tibet is a land of great mystery, but also great spiritual darkness.

China, Tibet and Nepal: natural disasters

Natural disasters often cause people to look for reasons, to give meaning to the event. For many they think they and their nation have displeased God. So natural disasters can be a door into people’s lives with the truth of

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There is so little news of Tibet, and the positive feelings created by the Dalai Lama. Yet, Tibet remains a spiritually dark and needy place.

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The gospel has had limited penetration in Tibet. It needs a breakthrough that is spiritual in nature, and reveals the power and reality of God.

Tibetans from the central area of Tibet

Tibet has a number of regional identities, and central Tibet, the area around Lhasa, is an important area for Tibetan Buddhists, but also one of great darkness.