(dar es sah-LAHM) – “After this I looked, and behold, a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing before the throne and before the Lamb, clothed in white robes . . .” (Revelations 7:9 ESV). For more than 20 years, International Mission Board missionaries, along with others, have been attempting to reach the Ndengereko people but have faced resistance. In 2017, a Tanzanian family arrived in the community of Muhuro to learn the language and culture of the local people. In May 2024, Cyclone Hidaya struck the town of Muhuro, resulting in loss of life and livelihoods. In July of that same year, with the help of Send Relief, over 900 families received a three-months’ supply of food, opening doors for gospel sharing. A Muslim community leader expressed gratitude, saying, “We will remember your love and care. You are welcomed back any time!” Some Ndengereko have since come to faith and have joined the church started by this missionary family. Give thanks to God for new believers among the Ndengereko and for the partnership of Southern Baptists through Send Relief! Pray for the family as they continue their work among the Ndengereko people.