Source: Frontiers USA
Whether breaking an all-day fast at the iftar meal during Ramadan, celebrating a special feast, or gathering as a community around a delicious meal, Muslims across the globe treasure the important role food plays in their lives.
Yet hundreds of millions of Muslims have yet to “taste and see that the Lord is good” (Psalm 34:8).
Taste and See: Inviting All Muslim People to Experience the Lord’s Goodness is a 30-day prayer guide filled with familiar foods throughout the Muslim world, encouraging scriptures, and practical ways to pray for the least-reached peoples.
Together, let’s pray that they will hear the Good News, turn to Jesus, and experience his goodness and mercy.
Sign up for the prayer guide, delivered as an email series. Our friend Shane Bennett also shared this guide and included links to some of his favorite recipes from around the Muslim world, a bonus for you.
And speaking of food, consider trying some holiday recipes your newer neighbors may be making. World Relief rounded them up in a collection called Breaking Bread Across Borders: Global Recipes from Refugee Kitchens. No donation or registration required.
Finally, if you’re down to pray: See 15 Days of Prayer for the Hindu World, which you can use any time, but designed to coincide with the fall Hindu festival season which is happening right now. Did you know Halloween and Diwali are on the same day this year?