The Kannada-speaking Pinjara number approximately 220,000 and are a Muslim unengaged, unreached people group that converted to Islam from Hinduism over 500 years ago. Because of this, sometimes their customs are a mix between Hinduism and Islam, with some of them dressing in Hindu clothing and some of them celebrating Hindu festivals in addition to Islamic holidays. Many Pinjara are also called Nadaf, and some men use the names “Shaikh,” “Sayed,” or “Pathan” after their names. Pray that these people, who traditionally and still, to this day, are cleaners of cotton, will hear stories about the One who was crucified on the cross, taken from the cross, wrapped in linen cloth, and placed in a tomb in a rock (Luke 23:53). Ask that they will wonder what had happened, just as Peter did, when he ran to the tomb three days later and saw the strips of linen lying by themselves (Luke 24:12). Pray that they will ponder this and will realize that Jesus was more than just a prophet; He was the Messiah who came for their salvation. Pray that one day, like Peter, they will profess, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Matthew 16:16 ESV).