Expat Christian business men and women and aid workers from various backgrounds have left Afghanistan and Pakistan after living there many years to work with and reach out to Afghans living abroad in countries around the world
Many of you may have seen the recent news about the attacks at the airport (and near the airport) in Karachi, Pakistan. If you haven’t, here is a link to an article where you can learn more: http://news.msn.com/world/pakistan-forces-repel-attack-near-karachi-airport?ocid=ansnews11 Please join us in praying for our many Pakistani, Afghani, Balochi, and expat friends who live in Pakistan. Pray…
Many laborers are enjoying the gifts they have received this Christmas. Pray for the 1500 who received these gifts. And Praise God for the many who made these gifts possible! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us73SECcGUk See also: Champ of the Camp WPC
A Community within a community. I saw this posted recently on another blog and knew I must share it with you. Please watch this short well-done 3 minute trailer and pray for the laborers. The official trailer on Youtube of Champ of the Camp, a documentary telling the untold story of laborers living in the…
“Blessed are you when they revile and persecute you, and say all kinds of evil against you falsely for My sake. Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you.” Matthew 5:11,12 “And if one member suffers, all the members suffer…
Look at that person. Yeah . . . the one across the office from you . . . or down the street . . . or at the gas station . . . or grocery store. Now, imagine standing next to that person when this life is over. Yeah. God invites you into His kingdom.…
Yesterday (or today depending on what part of the world you are in) marks the last of Ramadan. Now begins the holiday Eid al-Fitr. Fasting is over and Muslims everywhere will be feasting, celebrating, giving to charities and encouraged to forgive.
What is the hijab? Why do Muslim women wear it? Why do some non-Muslim women living in Muslim countries choose to wear it or not wear it? What should my view be towards a woman in my home country wearing the hijab?
Is your church or Bible Study group seeking to Adopt, Embrace, or Focus on a specific people group? Are you an individual or family interested in learning how to reach out and love Muslims and be the neighbor Jesus teaches us to be? Consider Afghan people groups…
We just discovered that several of our video links got messed up somewhere along the way and ended up pointing to the same video. We have corrected the problem and invite you to please check out our videos and sound bites. There are people group profile videos for the Pashtun, Hazara, and Baluch peoples. There…
Steve McCurry recently posted a group of photos titled Silent Language of Hands. Steve McCurry recently posted a group of photos titled Silent Language of Hands.
What do Muslim women want non-Muslim women to know about them? Many Muslim women want you to know that they are a lot like you. They love to laugh, have fun, spend time with their family, shop for new clothes, put on make-up, talk about friendships and relationships, be accepted and appreciated for who they are.
Fresh Hot Bread from the Tandoor Here is a tandoor (clay oven) used for making bread (naan) in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Delicious, hot, fresh naan coming out of the tandoor. As you pray for our Muslim friends celebrating the sacrifice holiday, every time you eat a piece of bread,…
This Afghan man may not have a lot, but he has his wheelbarrow and a place to sit. Pray for Afghans living abroad as they provide for their families back in Afghanistan. Pray for those seeking Truth and Peace. Pray for those helping Afghans in Afghanistan and abroad for their safety and health. Click…
Afghan man sitting in market in the middle east. Many men from Afghanistan spend 3-10 years working in the middle east alone, without their wives, children, parents, relatives, to send money back for their families.
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