Northern African and Middle Eastern Unengaged Peoples

The Kanga people are one of the many ethnic groups that live in the Nuba Mountains. These mountains, which may more accurately be described as hills, are situated in the southern part of Sudan, near the border with South Sudan. The Kanga people’s language is also called Kanga. There are no known Scripture resources available in that language. The Kanga people are walking in darkness. Please pray for God’s Word to be translated into Kanga. Ask for the few Kanga believers to share the Word in their communities clearly and courageously. Pray for the Kanga people to accept God’s Word and walk in the light. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalm 119:105 ESV).