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Unreached of the Day
Pray for the Bahna (Muslim traditions) in PakistanPray for the Bahna (Muslim traditions) in Pakistan
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Joshua project presents unreached of the day as we traveled to Pakistan to pray for the 200,000 Bana who trace their roots to Persia and modern day Afghanistan. Though they used to process cotton, the advancement of technology, has led them to abandon that work in favor of agriculture, manufacturing, and trade. Originally, the Bana were entirely Hindu, but some of them converted to Islam during the Delhi Sultanate. Islam is a religion that typically is hostile to Christianity, as such there may be very few ways to share the Gospel. Unless the focus is on Jesus, isa al-Masi in Islam, books are highly respected in Islamic cultures, this might provide an open door to sharing Bible portions. They may be interested in the Christ who amaze communities as Mark chapter 7 relates and respects women as much as men. And they were astonished beyond measure, saying he has done all things well, even makes the deaf here and the mute speed. Pray that this people group comes to understand that the wisdom, power, and goodness of God are found only in Jesus Christ. Thanks. I'm Mark Kordic.