In the southern part of Sudan lie the Nuba Mountains. The Bindili are a population of 7,400 people who live in four villages that are tucked away in the Nuba Mountains. Bindili men and women make a living farming and raising livestock for their families’ consumption. This remote area needs primary and secondary schools, medical care, and reliable water sources. The people call themselves Muslim, but many of their practices follow the animistic traditions of their ancestors. The Bindili people have many needs, but their greatest need is to know that God loves them and has provided a way for them to know Him. “May all who seek you rejoice and be glad in you!” (Psalm 70:4 ESV). Pray for the remote Bindili people to seek God, and intercede for prepared hearts that are ready to receive the truth of the gospel. Pray for them to have dreams and visions of Jesus and to have access to the gospel.
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