Tortured in a Saudi Jail

When Saudi policemen burst into Filipino Christian Donnie Lama's Riyadh home in 1995, he had no idea what it would lead to. It soon became obvious that he was being persecuted for his faith. Donnie was repeatedly beaten and tortured. When no confession could be forced out of him, he was charged with being a 'preacher of Christianity.' Donnie spent seventeen months in the Al Malaz prison, but constantly shared his faith with the other inmates and encouraged them with Bible studies and prayer.

"Thank you for praying for me and my family. I believe that prayers by faith can move mountains into the sea." - Donnie Lama

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