Key Ministries
- Discipleship and leadership training in churches.
- Ministry to children and adolescent girls.
- Outreach.
Spiritual Landscape in Mauritius
Hinduism is the dominant faith in Mauritius, with around half the population following its tenets. There is a sizeable Christian community, although many of those who say they are Christian are nominal. Islamic communities also exist.
Please pray
- For unity among the various evangelical church denominations and a common vision for those still needing to hear and understand the good news
- For the evangelical churches of Mauritius to rise to the challenge of supporting mission work and workers
- For those attending discipleship and leadership training to grow in their knowledge of God and their faith
- For new mission workers to join the SIM team, entering the country as businesspeople or university lecturers
- For mobilisation of mission workers from the Mauritian church
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