(WAH-soo-loo) – Wassulu workers never doubt that God is sovereign over all things — and that includes the spread of jihadists deeper into the Wassulu region. Citizens and goods being transported around and into Mali continue to be affected by more disruptions, attacks and violence. The concerns have grown greater in the Wassulu region where workers once freely traveled, slept under the stars, and shared the gospel around an evening fire with anyone who would gather to listen. Threats toward Christians of multiple people groups throughout the country are also increasing. Pray today for the Wassulu workers as they continue to seek God’s guidance for discernment, direction, and wisdom about where and when they should travel. Pray for the spiritual and physical well-being of the isolated Wassulu believers who are spiritually nourished and encouraged during visits from workers. Pray that during these dark days, the Holy Spirit will draw many Wassulu to Himself through the testimonies of the scattered believers, the radio broadcasts, and the declarations of the gospel they have heard from workers over the years. The Wassulu workers hold fast to the truth that “the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (John 1:5 ESV).

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