Banari
Baloch, Pakistan
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“My name is Banari, and I am Baloch from Pakistan. My family lives between mountain villages and the plains, moving with our sheep and goats as the seasons change. Life here is hard because the land is dry, but we work together farming wheat, caring for animals, and gathering wild fruits and vegetables. Our people value honor, hospitality, poetry, and respect for elders. As children, we learn by watching our families. Most of us are Sunni Muslims, and our traditions are a deep part of who we are. Many Baloch still live isolated lives without nearby medical care or chances to hear about Jesus. Pray that God will reach our elders through dreams and visions, send workers who speak our language, and bring hope to Baloch families.”
The Baloch People Group
Pakistan
Population
3,254,000
Islam
100%
Followers Of Jesus
0-0.1%
Pray For The Baloch People.
Chakar is a young Baloch man from Pakistan, His people had suffered deeply because of conflict and civil unrest. Across Baluchistan, nearly four million people struggled daily for survival. Many families had lost their homes after military operations destroyed entire villages, leaving them without shelter, security, or hope for the future.
When we first met Chakar and his community, we told them, “We are your friends, not your enemies. We have come because we care for you and want to help.” They welcomed us warmly despite their pain and hardship. During our visit, we left nearly one hundred Audio Bibles with the families and encouraged them to listen carefully and ask questions about what they heard.
Chakar listened with great interest. He shared how tired many young people were of violence, fear, and carrying guns. He dreamed of a different future for his tribe, a future filled with peace, purpose, and hope. Together, we began discussing plans to start a skill-training center where young men and women could learn practical trades and build new lives instead of remaining trapped in conflict.
As Chakar heard about Jesus, the Prince of Peace, his heart became open. He learned how to pray to God in Jesus’ name and spoke with excitement about sharing this message with the elders of his tribe. Before we left, he asked eagerly when we would return and when the training center would be ready. He assured us that he wanted his people to hear about Christ and discover a new path forward.
Today, millions among the Baloch people are still waiting to hear the message of hope. Please pray for the Baloch people, for open hearts, for protection, and for peace to spread among the tribes. Pray for more Audio Bibles, for missionaries willing to serve, and for resources to help reach those who long to leave behind violence and follow Christ.
Unknown Nations is an official partner with the Joshua Project, a trusted global resource for identifying and tracking unreached and Frontier People Groups.
They have asked Unknown Nations to help lead this effort because we believe the mission is not finished and that, as followers of Jesus, we still have a responsibility to reach those waiting to hear for the very first time.