In the small East African country of Burundi, the Arab people (called Waarabu in the Swahili language) have lived there mostly as businessmen since the 19th century. A small population of Arabs remain there today, despite the conflict that this small country experienced several decades ago. Although they speak the national language of Kirundi, and sometimes even French and English, they use Arabic in the home. They are Muslim and follow the teachings of the Quran. The Quran communicates that Jesus is just a prophet and not God. While there are churches and believers present in Burundi, the Arabs living there remain unengaged and unreached with the gospel of Jesus. Pray that the 3,700 Arabs living in Burundi will encounter the Living God and Savior by the power of the Holy Spirit and the Word. Pray that resources like the Bible, the “JESUS” film, and gospel recordings that are available in their heart language will come to them through local believers and churches as well as online when they scroll and search the internet. Pray that Arabs in Burundi will be reconciled to God through faith in Jesus and brought near by the blood of Christ, who is true peace (Ephesians 2:13-18).