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Christianity in Myanmar

Christianity in Myanmar is one thread in the great tapestry of the global church, the multitude out of every nation, kindred, tongue, and people that John saw before the throne. Christians are a minority in Myanmar, one community within a wider religious landscape, and they are loved by God no less for it. Wherever you are in Myanmar, the same Jesus draws near to everyone who seeks him, and you can begin to know him today.

“And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.”
Mark 16:15

The church in Myanmar

The church in Myanmar is a minority, but a real and living community. Believers here belong to many traditions, Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and independent and Pentecostal churches among them. Across Southeast Asia, as across the whole earth, the church is not one culture or one language but one family with one Lord. In Myanmar, believers gather to hear the Scriptures, to pray, to break bread, and to love their neighbours, joining the worship that rises from every nation.

How to come to know Jesus

Faith is not a nationality or a family inheritance you are locked into or out of. It begins wherever one person turns to Christ and asks. Whoever you are in Myanmar, you can start today: read his own words in the Gospel of John, and talk to God honestly in your own language, telling him you want to know him. He is not far from any one of us.

“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
John 3:16

Finding other believers here

In Myanmar the church is small, and in some places following Jesus can be costly or watched. We will not put anyone at risk with a public map here. If you are seeking, you can begin quietly: read the Gospels, pray in your own words, and where it is safe, look for other believers you can trust. You are not alone. Christians around the world pray for the church in places like yours, and you are part of one body with them.

The church under pressure is honoured, not pitied. If this is your home, or if you love the believers there, you can stand with them. Pray for persecuted Christians, read how Christians have faced persecution, and hold on to what the Scriptures promise.
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Come and see

Wherever you are in Myanmar, the same Jesus who is loved across the whole earth still draws near to anyone who comes to him with an open heart. You do not have to have it all figured out. Read his own words, and if you are seeking, reach out. The Gospel of John is a gentle place to begin.

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Frequently asked questions

Are there Christians in Myanmar?
Yes. Christians are a minority in Myanmar, but a real and living community, part of the worldwide church.
How can someone in Myanmar come to know Jesus?
By turning to Christ wherever they are: reading his words in the Gospels, praying honestly to God, and, where it is possible, joining other believers. Faith begins with one person saying yes to Jesus.
How can I find other Christians in Myanmar?
The church there is small and sometimes under pressure, so we do not publish a public map. Seek quietly and safely, read the Gospels, pray, and know that believers around the world are praying for the church in places like yours.
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