Kyrgyzstan is primarily a Muslim state with 89% of the population declaring themselves followers of Mohammed. New laws limit freedoms of speech and religion as well as other Christian activities. The Church grew greatly in the days after Communism, but progress has now slowed and there is a need for passion and fire in stagnant churches. Believers need wisdom in reaching out to Muslims and the Orthodox who are resistant to proselytism.
Give thanks for the little Christian literature available in Kyrgyzstan.
Ask that the Lord will grant Christian publishers the needed economic self-sufficiency to increase the number of native Christian authors and to offer a larger variety of resources for ministry development.
Ask the Lord to close the gap between the Orthodox and non-Orthodox for effective Christian witness to orient change in this land.
Ask that the Lord of the impossible draw the people of Kyrgyzstan to a future hope that transforms lives for the Kingdom in the present.