Gujjar (Muslim traditions) in India
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You may not have heard of the Gujjar people, but you are probably familiar with their tribal origin: the Huns. As in, Attila the Hun. Like their famous predecessors, they continue to practice a nomadic lifestyle, relocating in summer and winter to find grazing for their animals. In their constant striving to survive, the Gujjar haven't had a fair opportunity to hear, understand, and accept his invitation to relationship.

Ministry Obstacles
Nomadism poses a true challenge to those seeking to share the gospel with the Gujjar. In addition to their impermanent camps and seasonal roaming habits, most are Sunni Muslims. Pray for the Lord to begin speaking to the Gujjar, softening their hearts and preparing them to receive his Word.

Outreach Ideas
Global Recordings offers portable materials that they can listen to as they move their livestock.

Scripture Focus
"Wash yourselves; make yourselves clean; remove the evil of your deeds from before my eyes; cease to do evil, learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow’s cause."  Isaiah 1:16-17

Scripture Prayer
Pray for this people group to surrender unconditionally to the Lord of lords.

Prayer Focus
Pray for the Holy Spirit to shine like a brilliant sun among Gujjar believers, leading others to seek him. Ask the Lord to send workers who are willing to live with them, sharing their burdens and extending God's love in practical ways, such as their need for education and medical care. Pray for a Disciple Making Movement among the Gujjars.

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