‘Jesus Himself Came to Me in a Dream’: Spiritual Revolution Unfolding in Kazakhstan

(Worthy Insights) – In the remote corners of Kazakhstan, a spiritual revolution is quietly unfolding. Surrounded by ancient traditions and deep-rooted Islamic faith, a small but growing group of Uyghurs are discovering a new spiritual path, one that is changing their world forever.

The Kazakhstan landscape stretches wide and wild, from sweeping grasslands to alpine valleys and towering snow-capped mountain ranges. Sitting in the heart of Central Asia, it’s the world’s largest landlocked country.

Recently, CBN News took a four-hour drive east from Almaty to the southeastern corner of the country, just a stone’s throw from China, where generations of Uyghurs have lived. Some here still practice ancient traditions like herding horses and sheep across the wide Kazakh steppe grassland. [ Source (Read More…) ]


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  2. This report is consistent with the Worthy News report of similar conversions following visions of Jesus in Gaza, about a year ago, and reports on other sites about Iranian church growth, and migrants coming to faith in Italy and the UK. I hope and pray that it is the beginning of worldwide revival. One small concern – whilst reporting it on Christian channels is unlikely to be a problem, since the report does not mention any persecution by the people in Kazakhstan who are still Muslim, we need to be a bit cautious where we share this article, in case any imam should decide to encourage the Kazakhstan mosques to instigate some apostasy proceedings.

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