The Sila are a Tibeto-Burman people who live in Vietnam. They migrated from south China and are part of the Lolo linguistic groups. They practice an ethnic religion combined with animism and ancestor worship. Most farm and hunt for their food supply and they struggle with malnutrition and diseases such as malaria.

The Sila practice an ethnic religion, which does not leave room for a sovereign savior. They encounter health issues that divert their focus toward getting better rather than eternal spiritual issues.

Believers can aid in establishing medical clinics and training facilities where Sila people can learn to help others with health care needs. Christians can spread the gospel as they teach useful skills.

Ask the Lord to send Christian medical workers to labor among the Sila and soften the people's hearts. Ask God to strengthen, multiply and protect the small number of Sila Christians and for government leaders to be open to allowing foreign workers. Ask the Lord to establish a Sila church that will multiply. Pray the Sila people would soon turn away from worshiping the dead to worshiping the living Christ.

Scripture Prayers for the Sila in Vietnam.