In South East Asia, Christians often face a complex mix of government restrictions, cultural hostility, and targeted violence.

In countries like Vietnam and Laos, Christians are monitored, arrested, or driven from their homes for holding worship gatherings. In Myanmar, ethnic Christian minorities face persecution from both the government and armed groups. While some nations like the Philippines enjoy relative religious freedom, others in the region see increasing restrictions on the practice and spread of Christianity.
Amidst these challenges, the Church in South East Asia continues to grow, strengthened by the prayers and support of believers worldwide.