Connect your church to the global body of Christ.
When you host an Open Doors Sunday, you are giving your church a unique opportunity to put faith into action and strengthen the body of Christ, even in the most dangerous places.
Hear the powerful testimonies of the persecuted church and inspire your congregation to live out their own courageous faith, no matter the cost.
Register Your ChurchInvite an Open Doors speaker to your church. They will preach from the Bible, share powerful testimonies from the persecuted church, and ask you to support the work of Open Doors.
Dedicate a segment of your service to the persecuted church. From an interview or video with one of our speakers, there’s an opportunity for everyone to learn from the powerful lessons of our persecuted brothers and sisters.
Dedicate an entire Sunday service to the persecuted church. We’ll help you out with a preaching guide, slides, social posts, a video, and donation forms.
“The stories of faith and courage I hear through Open Doors inspire and challenge me to live a life of worship devoted to Jesus. Supporting the ongoing work of Open Doors is of great importance to me.”
“The body of Christ is hurting and it’s up to us to help. Do you want to be part of rebuilding the Church? I do.”
“Open Doors provides a unique way for us to reach parts of the world that would otherwise be impossible, while inspiring our home church to a deeper level of faith in Jesus.”
“We need to support one another. We need to see the body of Christ grow together.”
Fred Gitonga, survivor of an Islamic extremist attack targeting Christians at Garissa University, Kenya.
Gabe grew up in Switzerland and moved to Australia to study theology, where he met his wife, Olivia. He is a profound speaker, who is passionate about unifying the global Church.
Dave is based in Brisbane and has been a local church Pastor for 18 years. His own discipleship has been impacted by learning about the persecuted church. He loves encouraging Christians to keep trusting Jesus.
Dean is the founder of Open Doors Australia, with his wife, Becky. He played a crucial role in smuggling one million Bibles into China in an operation called 'Project Pearl.'
Joel lives on the outskirts of South Western Sydney with his wife, Kalina. He enjoys connecting people from all backgrounds with their God-given purpose in Jesus.
If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it.
1 Corinthains 12:26