Tajikistan: New SAT-7 Program Reaches Isolated Women

Source: Mission Network News, August 27, 2024

Less than one percent of Tajikistan’s population is Christian, and believers are rare in rural districts and villages. Christians can’t gather legally and face persecution if they confess their faith. Women, more so.

SAT-7’s Joe Willey says the need for encouragement has never been higher. A new satellite television program is part of a wider strategy to increase support for Tajik Christians in their lives of faith.

SAT-7’s new program, In the World of Women’s Thoughts, focuses on biblical examples of Christian womanhood. “It is a program that says, ‘We’re broadcasting in your language; it’s specific to you,’” Willey says.

Because Tajik is closely related to Dari, the program will also benefit isolated Afghan women.

Read the full story or read the press release from SAT-7 (which is more descriptive and includes a Tajik worship video you may enjoy).

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