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How can new Christians in Islamic countries be discipled?
When a new believer leaves Islam, they are isolated and often cannot safely find Christian community. Especially if they are in an Islamic country, they could be killed for seeking a church to call home if a church even exists in their area.
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Through the secure, custom-built online platform of Redeemed Church, over 1,100 households of Arab Muslim converts will continue to be discipled in their new-found faith in 2025, with more joining every week.
Redeemed Church gives isolated believers:
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Two live weekly services
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24/7 crisis counseling
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Emergency persecution support
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Weekly spiritual mentorship
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Discipleship groups
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Screenshot from one of our live services, blurred for security reasons
“We lost our whole family but now your church is my family. My son was very sick, and you helped us. I am happy to be part of this family.”
Dunya in Lebanon
“I watch the service every week. The content is always unique and helpful. Whether it’s the worship, the teaching, or the Q&A. You always stand with me and are truly available 24/7. God bless this church.”
Khadijah from Syria
"Redeemed Church has played an important role in my life. It truly feels like we are part of a real church, learning and studying the Bible together in an easy and understandable way."
Medhat in Yemen
How can a Muslim convert be empowered to share their faith?
A Muslim background believer is very passionate about seeing their family know Jesus as well, but they are often afraid of persecution or even being killed. Through Redeemed Church’s discipleship program, they learn how to share the Good News in life-threatening environments.
Many get to experience the joy of leading their loved ones to Christ and helping them join Redeemed Church!
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"Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I commanded you..."
Matthew 28:19-20
Testimonies from Redeemed Church
Qadira and Omar's story
Qadira and her husband, Omar, are both converts in Egypt who were greatly persecuted by their community.
Unfortunately, Omar could not deal with all the persecution so he slid back into his Islamic practices. Qadira remained faithful, growing in her faith and eventually joining Redeemed Church.
Every week, Qadira intentionally watched Redeemed Church services in the same room as Omar, and as time went by she noticed he was listening more and more.
Finally, Omar asked Qadira if he could attend church with her again, and he met with the Redeemed Church discipleship pastor. Omar prayed with the pastor, recommitting his life to Christ and connecting two of his friends with the church who were in similar situations!
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Now Qadira and Omar continue to be a light in Egypt, and are raising their two children to know Jesus.
The current state of the
underground church
According to Open Doors in 2025: "The Church is driven out or driven underground in several countries.​ In the Middle East especially, several Christian communities are dwindling and, in some cases, on the verge of extinction."
Out of the 50 worst countries for Christian persecution, 37 are listed with Islamic oppression or Islamic governments.
Why do Muslim background believers need a
secure online church?
Muslim converts in Islamic countries and communities are always at risk of being discovered by their families or governments. They are often rejected from the underground church until they can prove they won’t bring danger with them. These redeemed believers are isolated and alone.​​
But the need for discipleship and fellowship is the same for every believer. Through the custom-built secure online platform for Redeemed Church, isolated believers can enjoy unity with the Body of Christ without putting themselves at risk.
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