Christianity is a minority religion in Kyrgyzstan, accounting for roughly 7% of the population in a nation where over 80% to 90% identify as Sunni Muslim. While the country is constitutionally a secular democracy that guarantees freedom of religion, Christians—particularly ethnic Kyrgyz converts—face significant legal restrictions and societal pressure. Demographics and Major Denominational Groups TheContinue reading “Pray for KYRGYZSTAN”
"The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations." – Rev. 22:2
Stichting HEALING THE NATIONS 