“Halal” means something that is clean for Muslim people. Most importantly, there are no pork or pork products. There are halal restaurants, halal cafeterias, and halal grocery stores. Meat and dairy products at your local grocery store may or may not be halal, depending on how they were processed. Muslims often decide where to buy their groceries based on whether a store offers halal products. Snacks and other food products often have an Arabic symbol noting that the item is halal, so it is “clean” and permissible to eat. How can believers in China share Jesus with Muslim friends when culture and habits are different? Love. Paul said, “Though I am free from all, I make myself a servant to all, that I might win more of them…I do it all for the sake of the gospel, that I may share with them in its blessings” (1 Corinthians 9:19, 23 ESV). Pray for believers who are sharing Jesus with Muslim friends and neighbors. Ask God to help them live in a way that attracts Muslim friends to Jesus, rather than letting their personal preferences and habits get in the way of the gospel. Pray for Muslim friends to see.