If someone is willing to endure cigarette burns on their arms and legs, like Christians in Bangaldesh have, there's something more to the love of God. It's exciting to reveal that. But the beautiful side is the love and compassion that these people exhibit in the midst of that hardship. While it's easy to think of religious persecution as something that happened to the early church, researchers believe that more Christians have been killed for their faith in the 20th century than in any other century. Aside from the purges of Mao and Stalin, there's ongoing genocide in Sudan, and increasing persecution in Indonesia, where some 100 churches have been burned in less than two years.
Christians can make a difference for the persecuted church.
One way is to write letters.