Miri in Sudan

Miri
Photo Source:  Final Sudan 
Map Source:  Joshua Project / Global Mapping International
People Name: Miri
Country: Sudan
10/40 Window: Yes
Population: 2,900
World Population: 2,900
Primary Language: Katcha-Kadugli-Miri
Primary Religion: Islam
Christian Adherents: 5.00 %
Evangelicals: 0.02 %
Scripture: New Testament
Ministry Resources: Yes
Jesus Film: Yes
Audio Recordings: Yes
People Cluster: Nuba Mountains
Affinity Bloc: Sub-Saharan Peoples
Progress Level:

Introduction / History

The Miri people group is a small tribe farming and raising livestock in the remote Nuba Mountains in the state of South Kordofan, Sudan.

What Are Their Lives Like?

They cultivate sorghum and corn and have no known schools or health care facilities.

What Are Their Beliefs?

Most of the Miri people identify as Muslims, though there are Christians among them. Traditional religious practices remain a spiritual stronghold in their families.

What Are Their Needs?

Roads are almost non-existent in this area, and transportation of goods and services is a challenge, especially in the rainy season.

Prayer Points

Pray for the Holy Spirit to give them hearts that seek truth no matter what the cost.
Pray for loving and dedicated workers to go to the Miri people.
Pray for the Miri people to seek and find the only savior.
Pray for Miri leaders to have dreams of the risen Christ and share that dream with others.

Text Source:   Joshua Project