Christ in the Muslim World

Please join us in praying on the first Friday of every month for those in the Muslim community to find the beauty of Christ in their lives.

By a member of SEND Diaspora | North America team.

Who Provides?

One of the refugees we were ministering to had just discovered how easy it was to acquire things in America. Not only that, he couldn’t believe how fast he could buy what he wanted.

“I just bought a new car!” he said excitedly. “I lived in Turkey as a refugee for seven years and was never allowed to buy even a moped. I lived in Iran for several years before that and was never allowed to buy a bicycle. But, after just seven months here as a refugee in the U.S., I got my driver’s license and bought a car. I had to pay a lot to get both, but I finally have the freedom to buy anything here.”

Who Do We Rely On?

This was both encouraging and discouraging to hear. I was glad that after almost a decade of treading water as refugees, they could finally start making something of themselves. But on the other hand, materialism could quickly get a grip on their heart and mind. If they think if we just work hard enough, we can make ourselves successful , that mindset might also translate to working hard to earn God’s favor. It could also be the reverse; since they are now successful, they will think they do not need God at all.

Ramazan

Also known as Ramadan to Arabic speakers, this is the month of fasting for Muslims. It starts on March 10 this year and runs through April 8. Many Christians join together every year to pray for Muslims using a prayer guide called 30 Days of Prayer. We invite you to join in too! You can order the prayer guide at the 30 Days Prayer website. You can order either a print version for $3.50 or a digital version for $2.50 (They look very similar on the web, so make sure you order the format you want.) If you want the printed copy, I encourage you to order soon to ensure it reaches you before Ramadan.

Pray for the 10/10 Prayer Initiative

This prayer initiative began in 2018, so we are in the sixth year of this 10-year initiative. Will you pray for Muslims scattered globally to experience the life-giving grace of God? Will you ask others to join you? Perhaps you could gather your Sunday school class or small group and host an evening of prayer on the first Friday of the month. We pray that 10% of the Muslim world will come to Christ in 10 years!

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