hey are stuck in ancient times,” says Reza, as she reflects on her first contact with a remote people group in the Middle East. But they seem curious about modernisation—and eager about God’s Word. Interestingly, the remote group’s holy day for their animistic practices is Sunday.
 
Reza travels through terribly dry and dusty territories to reach the people whom God has called her to. (We can’t reveal their name for security reasons.) Most survive as shepherds living in severe poverty.

From prison settings to villages steeped in tribal practices, Reza’s evangelism strategies include combining AIDS education to reach out to village women, with the introduction to the evangelical Bible studies.

Relational evangelism opens the door for Reza to earn acceptance. After Reza earned the trust of this new audience, she held a meeting. One couple who were especially receptive became her Bible-sharing contact with the group.

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