In an appeal, the International Mission Board (IMB) has called on Southern Baptists to commit to praying for the salvation of Muslims around the world. This initiative is part of the IMB’s ongoing efforts to foster a global prayer movement and support missionaries working in predominantly Muslim regions.

The IMB has emphasized the importance of prayer in reaching out to Muslim communities, highlighting the transformative power of intercession. “Prayer is the foundation of our mission work,” said an IMB spokesperson. “We believe that through prayer, we can see hearts softened and lives changed by the gospel of Jesus Christ.”

To facilitate this prayer initiative, the IMB has provided various resources, including prayer guides and monthly prayer points, to help Southern Baptists focus their prayers on specific needs and regions. These resources are available on the IMB’s website and through their digital platforms.

The call to prayer comes at a time when many Muslim-background believers are facing persecution and challenges in their faith journey. The IMB has shared stories of individuals who have come to faith in Christ and are now navigating the complexities of their new identity in predominantly Muslim societies.

Southern Baptists are encouraged to join this prayer movement and support the IMB’s mission to share the love of Christ with Muslims worldwide. The IMB’s commitment to prayer underscores the belief that spiritual breakthroughs can be achieved through collective intercession and a united effort to reach the unreached.

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