Update from Central Asia

August 5, 2025

Update from Central Asia

August 5, 2025

In Islam, it’s a customary practice for men to wash their hands, elbows, face, ears, and feet before entering the mosque to pray. This past Thursday, as new believers were celebrating the cross and resurrection, a foot-washing ceremony was done to remember how Jesus had washed his disciple’s feet and gone even further to die on the cross to show his immense love for them and us all. these believers were taught that they don’t need to wash first to come into the presence of God because Jesus has already washed them with his blood, making them whiter than snow. This is what Jesus has done for you and all who come to him in faith and repetance

Tomorrow, on Easter Sunday, several new believers will continue to gather to celebrate that they no longer need to wash each time they enter into his presence; they are already clean by Jesus’ sacrifice, which brings forgiveness, freedom, and joy. Let’s pray for new believers to discover the wonderful gift of the cross and the resurrection and live in this freedom. Also, let’s pray for our team as they model, teach, and empower local believers to share their joy with others. Jesus changed the world and is transforming lives all over the world. Let’s praise His Name and rejoice in His salvation.

Pray for new believers to discover the wonderful gift of the cross and the resurrection and live in this freedom. Pray for our team as they model, teach, and empower local believers to share their joy with others. Jesus changed the world and is transforming lives all over the world. Praise His Name and Rejoice in His Salvation.

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