Kuwait

Status of the Persecuted Church in Kuwait
January 15, 2010
Muslim Population: 85% (Christian Population: less than 15%)

By law only Muslims can become Kuwaiti citizens. Christians are severely marginalized with few civil rights. The government provides tax incentives to Muslims that are unavailable to those of other faiths. Authorities have even purchased Bibles in order to burn them.

Foreign Christians are permitted to have a few worship centers. Proselytizing Muslims is forbidden.

Prayers for persecuted Christians in Kuwait

Call to Destroy Churches

May 3, 2012

In KUWAIT an Islamist member of parliament announced a coming draft law that would remove all churches from the country, or at least prohibit new churches. When consulted, the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia declared that “it is necessary to destroy all churches” in Kuwait.

Pray that the threatened churches will remain steadfast in the Lord “For if many died through one man’s trespass, much more have the grace of God and the free gift by the grace of that one man Jesus Christ abounded for many.”

 

Churches in the Arabian Peninsula

May 3, 2012

A member of Kuwait’s legislature reportedly planned to draft a law calling for the removal of all churches in Kuwait.