
How is Christ's love
reaching the Fulani?
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Gospel spreads from one Fulani man to a whole Fulani village
Obed* wanted to go deeper in his Muslim faith. He is a Fulani, a nomadic people group who number 45 million in more than 20 countries across West and Central Africa.
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How the gospel started moving among the Fulani
What began with famine and a few men hearing the good news in the city has grown into a flourishing Fulani church. Today, more than 200 households are living out their faith and sharing Christ across West Africa.
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Who are the Fulani? Q&A with Jon Banke, SIM’s Fulani expert
Working with the Fulani is a long-term commitment, which includes the commitment to understand who the Fulani are.
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Prayer
- Pray Fulani Christians would be wise but bold in sharing their faith with their people. Pray the Holy Spirit would be at work changing hearts bringing peace, healing, and reconciliation.
- Many Fulani people have lost hope amidst the violence and persecution they’re suffering. Pray gospel hope will be clearly communicated and understood among the Fulani people.
- Pray many Fulani will discover, download, and share a new mobile phone app focused on the Psalms. Pray the content will bring comfort, strength, and encouragement to many during uncertain and challenging times.